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OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Monday, September 1, I919.
Labor Day, and a legal holiday.
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIOHER.
29 Pemberton square.
xl71
Boston, Tuesday, September 2, 19I9'
Police CoOTfiiBsioner Curtis waa at his office today and
transacted the following business;
The records of Friday last were read and approved.
The application of John Moir for an Amusement License
to have a dancing party in International Hall located at 67 Warren
street, Roxbury, on the evening of September 1, current, was
forwarded to His Honor the Mayor approved.
The application of Israel Knoring for a Junk Shop Keeper's
License at 9 to 17 Hampden street was granted for the year ending
April 30. 1920, on condition that said license is not to be sold or
transferred.
The applications of the following named persons for Junk
Collector's Licenses were granted for the year ending April 30, 1920
Kri tziiian,
Sanders,
Peter
Harry
72 Water st., H. P. ,
69 Morris st.
Thomas J. Brady, appointed August 29 • current, appeared
August 30, current, and made oath to faithfully and impartially
perform all the duties incumbent on him as a special police officer.
±172
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEIdBER 2, l^l^.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31 , I920.
Brackett,
Callahan,
Campbell,
Corbett,
Dresser,
DriBCOll,
Farnam,
Fowle,
Galvin,
Goddard,
C-owen,
Haley,
Ingrahain,
Lahar ,
Luft,
Mulholland,
Macnaughton,
Macnaughton,
Petersen,
Phelan,
Provost,
Murphy,
Rear don,
Reilly,
Raws on,
Selgman,
Soule,
Tobey,
Windle,
Wyre,
^71 Cambridge st.,
52 Clapp St. , Dor. ,
208 So. Huntington av.,
68 Willowwood av.,
98 Worth St. , Salem,
Harold F.
James F.
James J.
Edward F.
Herbert A.
approved by Ernest Barker for the Boston
Consolidated Gas Company,
Henry J.
Francis J.
Raymond L.
John H.
Josiah H.
Percy W.
John J.
Robert R.
333 Park St., Dorchester,
54 Wellington Hill st.,
11 Commercial st.,
Thomas G. Plant Co., Bickford
St. cor. Centre st.,
88 Summer st. ,
2 Mercer st.,
62 Cedar St., Mattapan,
100 Harvard av . , VV.kedford,
approved by Charles F. Bacon, V. P.,
Chandler &■. Company, Inc. ,
William D.
David
Henry A.
Donald
William
John H.
Leo J.
Robert G.
Frank W.
Michael T.
Thomas
Frank H.
Morris
Howard C.
W. Philip
Oswald
George S.
40 Minden st. ,
104 Humboldt av. ,
503 Blue Hill av. ,
Package Confectionery Co., cor.
Sixth & N sts, ,
741 E. Sixth St. ,
87 G St.,
22 Belvidere st. ,
43 Franklin st.,
24 Lincoln st. , C. D. ,
Pier 40 Hoosac Tunnel Docks, CD.
20 E. Canton st.,
Thomas G. Plant Co., Bickford
St. cor. Centre st.,
913 Blue Hill av
75 Parkton rd. ,
2;?9 Beacon st . ,
150-153 Tremont st.,
102 Chester st.,
J. P.,
D.
The application of William A. Copsou Jr., 186 Eustis
street, Roxbury, for a license to carry a pistol or revolver in this
Commonwealth was rejected.
lV73
BOSTOil. TUESDAY, SEPTEliBER 2, I919.
Contd.
The applications of the follov?ing named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth which
were rejected on June 2, current, were reconsidered and granted
for the year ending May 31. 1920.
Dillon,
Robert E.
159 St. Botolph St.,
Kennedy,
Warren S.
11 Sayward st.,
Kennedy,
William J.
36 Pleasant et., D. D.
Kenney ,
William
1745 Dorchester av..
Langmaid,
Frank W.
73 Dorchester st.
Mortimer,
Joseph
715 E. Second st. ,
NorcroBs,
George R.
35 Elder st. . D. D. ,
Wentworth,
Edwin E.
7 Dartmouth st., Som.
approved by
Robert
E. Dillon, Ass't Supt.,
Edison ;
Electric Illuminating Company.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to deal in Second Hand Articles were granted for the year
ending April 30, I920.
Chaban,
Lockwood,
Max
Sopia E.
4 Dearborn st. ,
as H, N. Lockwood
61 Bromfield st.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31, 1920.
Officers.
Allen,
Blake,
Campbell ,
Green,
Hughes,
Joyce,
Muller,
Nilson,
Remick,
Wa.rd,
William H.
Charles M.
Homer W.
John H.
Frank P.
Joseph P.
Frederick M.
Carl S.
Herbert C.
Franklin M.
Employers.
S. S. Pierce Company,
Walworth Pierce, Sec.
185 Kilk St.,
7
al74
BOSTOK, TUESDAY, SEPTEIJIBER 2, 19iy.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Anderson,
Barrett,
Beattie,
Bennett,
Bolton,
Bulger,
Heald,
Huns on,
Johnson,
Y/hitcomb,
Breau,
Conley,
Jordan,
Wakeham,
Barnes,
Bates,
Garrity,
Kelleher,
King,
Klarr,
Leonard,
Mason,
Menzies,
Morriseey,
McCorry,
Nado,
Philbon,
Reilly,
Arnes,
Bachelder,
Batten,
Canning,
Cb i ck ,
Cotton,
Dyer,
Eldredge,
Fi'sher,
Gay,
Gilmore,
Gregor,
Hannam,
Jewett,
Kerr,
Martin,
Miller,
Oscar J.
Edward P.
George W.
John H.
Llewellyn
Charles H.
Harold A.
Paul M.
William
Francis P^
Leo J.
Y/illiam
Albert P.
Joseph F._==
Charles C.
Kenneth C.
Cornelius L,
Joseph J.
Austin J.
Earl E.
Horace M.
Harry A,
Hugh
John J.
Thomas
George A.
Joseph A.
Patrick G.^
Ralph E.
Joseph C.
Harold A.
Joseph P.
Fred E.
Charles E.
Clarence E.
Josiah E.
Herbert B.
Erskine A. ^
Aubrey G.
Edgar A.
William H.
Arthur C.
Elgin H.
Howard A.
Byron A.
Employers.
S. S. Pierce Company,
Walworth Pierce, Sec,
Pierce Building, cor. Dart-
mouth St. & Huntington av..
S. S. Pierce Company,
25 Jersey street,
S. S. Pierce Company,
cor. Beacon & Tremont sts.
Smith Patterson Company,
N. H. Smith, Vice Pres.,
52-5^ Summer st. ,
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, l^l*^.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed
Officers.
Preston,
Rollings,
Shaw,
Silva,
Small,
Smith,
Stiles,
Strain,
Tucker,
Tyler,
V/att,
Vifhite,
Whittum,
Bartlett,
Garrity,
Howard M.
A. Syd
A. F.
Francis G.
Philip C.
Nelson H.
Edgar V/.
Albert A.
George D.
Jerome C.
George A.
Harry H.
H. A. _
Andrew J.
Patrick F.
concluded.
Employers.
Smith Patterson Company,
N. H. Smith, V. Pres.,
52-56 Summer St.,
y
xl75
Granfield,
Edward J.
Lockney,
Papkee,
Swasey,
Walthers,
Lyons,
McGee,
Thomas F.
Gustave A.
George L.
Frederick W.
Jeremiah L
Phillip f
Reilly,
Thomas
Selgman,
Wogan,
Woods,
Morris
Roderick H.
Robert F.
Keith's Boston Theatre Company,
Charles L. Harris, Mgr.,
Boston Theatre, 539 Washington st
Bijou Arcade, 43 I^son st., 4
162 Tremont st.,
Edward D. Smith, General Mgr.,
Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont
Bt., Plymouth Theatre, 12^ Eliot
St., Wilbur Theatre, 2^0 Tremont
St., & Shubert General Ticket
Office, Little Building Lobby,
The Winsor School,
Mary Pickard Winsor, Director
Pilgrim rd. & Riverway Drive,
Jordan Marsh Company,
W. F. Watters, V. Pres.,
450 V/ashington st. ,
Edgar R. Champlin, Chairman,
Algonquin Club,
217 Cormnonwealth av. ,
Wildey Savings Bank,
George E. Taber, Treas.,
52 Boylston st. ,
Jacob Dreyfus & Sons,
Carl Dreyfus,
68 Summer st.
1176
BOSTON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, I919.
Concluded.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Boyle,
Appointed August 26, 1919.
Edward G. Carver,
Cass, John W.
Appointed August 29, 1919.
Charles E.
Brett,
Harrie I.
i/lenton.
Patrick J.
Bruce,
James L.
McCarthy,
Patrick J.
Butts,
Frank B.
O'Dea,
Michael
Cripps,
Joseph F.
Q,uincy.
Otis G.
Piske,
George I.
Simkins,
Kathaniel
Furbeck,
George W.
Yeames,
Harold A.
Godsell,
John
Driscoll ,
Henry J.
Hamilton,
Robert M.
Far nam.
Francis J.
Hartman,
Samuel
Kahn,
Max J.
Hayes,
William L-
Luft,
David
Hu nn.
Clarke F.
Tobin,
W. Philip
Lahar,
William D.
Wyre,
George S.
The applications of the following named police officers
for leave of absence from duty were granted without pay:-
Patrolman William P. J. Delaney of
commencing September 2, current, on acco
mother.
Patrolman Daniel F. Driscoll of Div
mencing August 31. current, on account 0
in-law.
Patrolman Norman F. Garland of Divi
mencing August 30, current, on account 0
Patrolman John E. Rowland of Divisi
September 1, current, on account of the
Patrolman William J. Trainer of Div
commencing September 8, current, to rega
Attest:
Division 16, t?iree days,
unt of the death of his
is ion 2, three days, com-
f the death of his father-
sion 5. thirty days, com-
f a septic left leg.
on 9, three days, commencing
death of his father-in-law,
ision 5. twenty- two days,
in his health.
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Peraberton square.
Boston, Wednesday, Septeraber 3, I919.
X177
Police Coinmiasioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Tuesday last were read and approved.
The applications of the following named persons for
Amusement Licenses were forwarded to His Honor the Mayor approved.
Ladies of Ancient Order of Hibernians by Patrick W. Melia - to
have a dancing party in Waverly Hall located at 1239 River street,
Hyde Park, on the evening of October 24, current.
John Moir - to have musical and literary entertainments and
dancing parties in International Hall located at 67 Warren street,
Roxbury, until August 1, 1920.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year endirg
June 30, 1920.
62 Torrey st. , D. D. ,
20 Garden st., Roxbury,
285 Cabot St., "
15 Tabor st., Brookline,
12 Atherton at. ,
23 Cortes St.
1360
Hurlbert,
Claude A.
2483
Lotkin,
Isaac B.
2168
Mulrean,
Frank J.
2480
O'Connor,
Edward
2481
Short,
Henry F.
2482
Wilson,
Charles P
il78
BOSTON, WEDSESDAY, SEP TEMBEK 3, I919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to set up and use Hackney Carriages were granted for the
year ending June 30, I92O.
78,027 Short, Henry F.
138,179 Wilson, Charles P.
in a garage at I926 Columbus av.,
" " " " 541 Trernont st.
The application of the Walthani, Teel's and other bands,
consisting of one hundred musicians, by William H. Oakes, 54-
Devonshire street, for a Collective Musicians' License to parade
with the Odd Fellows of Greater Boston on Sunday, September 7,
current, at 1 p. m. , was granted.
Route; Form on Commonwealth avenue between Arlington and
Clarendon streets, thence via Arlington street to Boylston, Trernont
Park. Beacon, and Arlington streets. Commonwealth avenue, (north
side) to Brookline avenue to Fenway Park.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Officers.
Corbett,
Garrity,
Re illy.
Cleaves,
Cullen,
Stevens,
Ternan,
Thayer,
Edward F.
Patrick F
Thomas _^
Eugene T,
Maurice H.
Beatty
Edward P.
Arthur S.
■}
Appointed.
August 29. 1919,
September 2, 1919.
August 26, 1919.
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1919. Concluded.
The applications of the following named persons for
Wagon Licenses were granted for the year ending June 30. 1920.
Division 9'
473 Zimon, Louis in front of 1974' Washington st.
Division 10.
3220 Olem, Max in front of 1250 Tremont st.
Attest:
' ^tjc-o^uu^d)
Chief Cler
S^
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il80
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIOKSH.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Thursday, September 4, 1919«
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Wednesday last were read and approved.
A report was forwarded to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth on the application of Charles L. Hall et al for a charter as
The Alumni Association of Omicron Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa, for
maintaining a chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa in Massachusetts Institute
of Technology with a view to providing necessary equipment and
quarters for the same, to be located at 5^7 Beacon street.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
1045 Brown,
2484 Coffey,
125 Mead,
James F.
Joseph J,
John H.
357 Columbia st. Camb.,
510 Norfolk St., D. D. ,
20 E. Milton rd. Brook.
The application of Francis P. Fitzgerald, 201 Saratoga
street. East Boston, for a Hackney Carriage Driver's License was
rejected.
The application of Francis P. Fitzgerald for a license
to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at l62 Liverpool
street was rejected.
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1919. Contd.
1181
a copy
The application of Sam SWerlick,
of his Junk Collector's License was
251 Chambers
granted.
street, for
The applications of the following named persons for
Collective Musicians' Licenses were granted:-
Cohen's Band, c
Lunn, President, 53
stone of the Vilner
current, from 12 m.
Route : On Phil
Italian Marine
P. DiMilla, 373 Harr
Italian Societies on
Route; Form at
avenue to Eliot stre
avenue, Northampton
ornelr
7.
onsisting of eight musicians, by Edward P,
Grove street, - to play at the laying of a c
Congregation Synagogue on Sunday, September
to 7 J), m. I
lips street. I
Band, consisting of fifty musicians, by Reverend
ison avenue, - to parade with the South End
Sunday, September 7, current, at 3 p. m.
Dover and Harrison avenue thence via Harris
et, Park square, Pleasant street, Shawmut
street to Harrison avenue to Dover street.
ion
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, I920.
Beacon St., Brook.,
Water st.,
Edson St, , Dor. ,
Hansborough st. ,
Carruth st. , Dor. ,
Highland st., H. P.,
Sutherlund rd. ,
Hillside St., Rox. ,
Water st.,
Stanley st. , Dor. ,
Tremont st.,
Devonshire st.,
Taf t St. , Dor. ,
Hyde Park av . ,
Everett st. , E. B. ,
Abernethy,
John C.
1353
Aiken,
Alfred L.
40
Beattie,
Norman E.
31
Block,
Arthur
12
Boudrot,
William A.
27
Burt,
Arthur H.
60
Buxton,
Frank W.
29
Callanan,
William J.
143
Cederborg,
Emil W.
40
Clark,
Medville L.
39
Creighton,
Gordon K.
154
Davis,
Sidney H.
200
Doherty,
Joseph
8
Erhard,
George P.
1715
Gorman,
James L.
262
1182
BOSTON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Johnson,
(iualters,
Pinley.,
Marshall,
Mason,
Mitchell,
Moore,
McLain,
Nixon,
Palmer,
Pennell,
Phillips,
Prendergast,
Rich,
Slattery,
Thomson,
Walkins,
J. Chester
154
Richard J.
m
John A.
164
John E.
68-70
George A.
2
Frederick
40
William J.
29
William J.
154
Philip J.
5
Millett H.
29
Ernest
42
Ridgewood
54
Arthur J.
16
Patrick
67
Jsunes P.
45
George G.
504-552
John J.
7
Tremont at..
Bunker Hill st. ,
Newbury st. ,
Harrison av. ,
Gouldville ter.Dor.
Water et. ,
W. Tremlett st.,
Tremont st.,
Newbury st.,
"A" Oak dale st..
Long av. , B. D, ,
Montgomery st.,
Beaufort rd. , J. P. ,
Byron st. , E. B. ,
E. Newton st.,
Washington st.,
Vesta rd. , D. D.
The following named persons were appointed Special
Police Officers for the year ending March 31, I920.
Officers.
Abernethy,
Catton,
Marshall,
Prendergast,
Reilly.
Stover,
Wise,
Aiken,
Seattle,
Cederborg,
Clark,
Davis,
Mitchell,
Walking,
Atkins,
Dick,
Gibbs,
Giese,
Hodges,
Howard,
John C.
Percy
John R.
Arthur J.
Charles F.
Lawrington
Samuel F._
Alfred L. — I
Norman E.
Emil W.
Medville L.
Reuben J.
Frederick
John J. . ,
John E,
Alexander
George E.
Henry W.
Ray D.
Julius C.
Employers.
Second National Bank of Boston
Thoroas S. Beale, Jr.,V.P.,
Ill Devonshire st.,
S. Jr.
National Shawmut Bank,
Alfred L. Aiken, President,
40 Water st..
R. H. Stearns Company,
R. W. Maynard, Pres.,
140 Tremont st., 6-24 Temple
pi., & 100-104 Arch St.,
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER A, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - concluded.
Officers.
Johnson,
Leighton,
Patterson,
Peterson,
Reid,
Sanders,
We is.
Block,
Buxton,
Creighton,
McLain,
Slattery,
Campbell,
Drayton,
Fowler,
Mosley,
Sandbrook,
Stewart,
Davis,
Gorman,
Edward E.
Mahlon K.
John
Chester A.
James C.
Henry A.
Julius A.
Arthur =
Frank W.
Gordon K.
William T.
James F.
Sylvester D,
Frank 0.
Henry B.
Beecher
Ar thur
Jesse L. _
Sidney H.
James L.
Employers.
R. H. Stearns Company,
R. W. Maynard, President,
140 Tremont st., 6-24 Temple pi,
& 100-104 Arch street,
E. T. Slattery Company,
A. W. Payne, Vice Pres.,
154 to 158 Tremont st..
Chandler & Farquhar Company,
F. Alex. Chandler, Pres.,
32-38 Federal st. &
131-135 Congress st. ,
Amory Eliot, Agent,
John Hancock Building,
200 Devonshire st..
Metropolitan Trust Company,
Robert J. Gove, Manager,
Maverick sq, , E. B.
The application of the E. T. Slattery Company by A. W.
Payne, Vice President, for the appointment of the following named
persons as Special Police Officers for duty in and about the
premises #154- to 158 Tremont street was rejected.
Francis T. O'Neil
John A. Quinn,
JL183
1184
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 191^.
Contd.
The application of the National Shawmut Bank by Alfred
L. Aiken, President, for the appointment of Ernest Pennell as a
Special Police Officer for duty in and about the premises #40
Water street was rejected.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Boudrot,
Marshall,
Moore,
William A.
John E.
William J.
The applications of the following named persons for
Wagon Licenses were granted for the year ending June 30, 1920.
Division 2.
392
1409
1881
2^35
3814
51ZZJ
6839
1036
6840
6841
3665
4454
6843
6844
2321
32531
3273)
Baxter & Oldfield
Brockton Auto Ex. Go.
By am, Raymond S.
Donnelly, Joseph B.
Harmon, R. E.
Shannon, Charles D. \i
in front of 241 Purchase st.
" " •• 36 Broad st.,
•• " " 15 Merchants row.
" rear
" front "
n (I n
295 Congress st. ,
74 India at. ,
615 Atlantic av. ,
18 Purchase st. ,
JL185
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, I919.
Contd.
Towle, A. & Co.
Wall, Patrick J.
Youlden, Smith & Hopkins
1958
5629
5630
2047
2720
6842 Jacobs, Harry
in front of 132 High st.,
Wagon Licenses Granted - concluded.
Division 2 - concluded.
3^T
438
1340
2769
5803
5034
5836.
342
343
404
3886
3926
3929
395il
687T
68451
6846 ( Williams, Oscar P.
684?)
6838 Williams & Company
1113)
2061^:
n n
" rear
" front
211 congress st.,
593-597 Atlantic av.,
579 Atlantic av. ,
36 Broad st. ,
26 Franklin st. ,
571 Atlantic av.
Division 9.
in front of 162-168 Warren st.
1186
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, I919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named police officers
for half pay for the time herein specified on account of absence
from duty by reason of sickness as provided by section 5 of Rule
36 of the Police Manual, were granted:-
Patrol. Samuel L. Kinnear,
" Lawrence W. Welch,
" Richard F. Barry,
" William J. O'Brien,
" Frederick A. Whitten,
Fireman Daniel A. Barron,
Patrol. Charles W. Hoisington,
" Michael J. Connors,
" John B. Gildea,
•' Patrick J. Duke,
Inspector William J. Rooney,
Sergeant John F. McCarthy,
$375.57
Div. 2,
9
days,
1 17.95
2,
7
n
15.34
^
7
»
14.38
6.
7
11
^^•^5
6,
14
If
30.68
8.
30
<i
57.19
9.
39
II
65.74
14,
6
II
13.15
" 14,
2
•I
4.38
" 19.
39
II
65.74
B. C. I.
26
II
72.12
B. C. I.
3
«i
7.40
The applications of the following named police officers
for full pay for the time herein specified on account of absence
from duty by reason of sickness or death in their families, were
granted:-
Patrol.
Joseph A. Verkampen,
11
Stephen J. Ryder Jr.
Sergeant
Hugh A. Rourke,
n
William H. Ryraes,
Patrol.
Samuel C. Hutch ins.
H
James E. Bradley,
H
John J. Gale,
II
William A. Moore,
Sergeant
Michael J. Muldoon,
Patrol.
Edward Graham,
n
Henry S. Meyers,
Div.
1.
3
days,
$ 13.15
2.
9
II
34.52
6.
3
11
15.00
8,
6
II
29.59
9.
7
n
30.68
11.
3
n
13.15
11.
21
II
92.04
14,
26
II
113.95
14,
3
II
14.79
16.
3
II
11.50
19,
3
II
13.15
1381.52
1187
BOSTON. THURSDAY, SEPT3MBER 4, I919. Concluded,
A requisition for the payment of the pay-rolls for the
week ending September 4, current, was approved as follows :-
Police Divisions,
Police Signal Service,
Clerks,
Station House Matrons,
House of Detention,
Total,
$53,797.38
626.09
566.70
63.85
199'4-2
$55,253.44
Attest:
Chief ClJi^. 3
1188
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Friday, September 5. 1919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Thursday last were read and approved.
The application of Daniel F. McCarthy, 68 Murdock street,
Brighton, for a Hackney Carriage Driver's License #17 was granted
for the year ending June 30, 1920.
The application of Daniel F. McCarthy for a license
#165,695 to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at ^7
Murdock street, Brighton, was granted for the year ending June 30.
1920.
The applications of the following named persons for
Collective Musicians' Licenses were granted:-
Lynn Cadet Band, consisting of twenty-five musicians, by
William H. Oakes, 59 High street, Gharlestown, - to parade with the
Odd Fellows on Sunday, September 7i current, at 12 m.
Route; From 350 Atlantic avenue to Dewey square. Summer,
Winter, Tremont Park, Beacon and Clarendon streets to Commonwealth
avenue.
Teel's Band, consisting of twenty-five musicians, by William
H. Oakea, 59 High street, Charlestown, - to parade with the Odd
Fellows on Sunday, September 7. current, at 12. 30 p. m.
Route: Form at Tremont and Berkeley streets to Berkeley street
and Commonwealth avenue.
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1919.
Contd.
Collective Musicians' Licenses Granted - concluded.
Salem Light Infantry Band, consisting of twenty-four musicians,
by George W. Blinn, 17 Pleasant street, Salem, - to parade with the
Winslow Lewis Coramandery #l8. Knights Templar, on Sunday, September
7, current, at 5«20 p. m. , and Sunday, September 14, current,
at 4.20 p. m.
Route: Sunday, September 7 - From the North Station thence via
Canal street to Washington and Summer streets to the South Station;
Sunday, September 14, - From the South Station thence via Summer
Washington and Canal streets to the North Station.
Roger F. Scannell Jr., 70O Huntington avenue, - one cornetiat
to play in front of Faneuil Hall on Friday, September 5i current,
from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
xl89
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, 1920.
Campbell,
Drayton,
Fowler,
Mosley,
Stewart,
Sandbrook,
Geer,
Sylvester D.
Frank 0.
Henry B.
Beecher
Jesse L.
A.
approved by P.
Chandler &
Russell P.
approved by G.
20 Oakley st. , D. D. ,
60 Lexington st., Belmont,
167 Sycamore st., Ros. ,
72 Bowdoin st.,
336 Cambridge st., B. D. ,
Ab Brook St., Brookline,
Alex Chandler, President,
Farquhar Company,
135 Ocean st. , Lynn,
R. Baker, Baker, Ayling & Young.
On the application of Hornblower & Weeks by H. N. Sweet,
Partner, the following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for duty in and about the premises #60 Congress street for
the year ending March 31, 1920.
Brown,
Dewar ,
Ellis,
Hill,
Lewis,
McGann,
Percy W.
Duncan H,
William V.
William K.
Luman B.
John M.
Middle ton,
Morse,
Moulton,
Murray,
O'Brien,
Palmer ,
Nathan A.
Edward W.
John B.
Peter S.
Edward M.
Harry M.
Jr.
1190
BOSTOU, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, I919.
Contd.
The following named persons appeared and niade oath to
faithfully and impartialli' perform all the duties incumtent on
them as special police officers.
Appointed September 2, 19iy.
Allen,
Ames,
Anderson,
Bachelder,
Barnes,
Barrett,
Bartlett,
Bates,
Batten,
Beattie,
Bennett,
Blake,
Bolton,
Breau,
Bulger,
Campbell ,
Canning,
Chick,
Conley,
Cotton,
Dyer,
Eldredge,
Fisher,
Garrity,
Gay,
Gilmore,
Granfield,
Green,
Gregor,
Hannam,
Heald,
Huns on,
Jewett,
Johnson,
Jordan,
Joyce,
Kelleher,
Kerr ,
William H.
Ralph E.
Oscar J.
Joseph C.
Charles C.
Edward F.
Andrew J.
Kenneth C.
Harold A.
George W.
John H.
Charles M.
Llewellyn S.
Leo J.
Charles H.
Homer W.
Josepl-i P.
Fred E.
William
Charles E.
Clarence E.
Josiah E.
Herbert B.
Cornelius L.
Erskine A.
Aubrey G.
Edward J,
John H.
Edgar A.
William H.
Harold A.
Paul M.
Arthur C.
William
Albert P.
Joseph P.
Joseph J.
Elgin H.
Woods,
King.
Klair,
Leonard,
Lockney,
Lyons,
Martin,
Mason,
McCorry,
McGee,
Menzies,
Miller,
Morrissey,
Muller,
Nado,
Nilson,
Papkee,
Philbin,
Preston,
Reilly,
Remick,
Rollings,
Selgman,
Shaw,
Silva,
Small,
Smith,
Stiles,
Strain,
Swasey,
Tucker,
Wakeham,
Walthers,
Ward,
Watt,
Whitcomb,
White,
Whittum,
Wogan ,
Robert F.
Austin J.
Earl E.
Horace M.
Thomas F.
Jeremiah
Howard A.
Harry A.
Thomas
Phillip
Hugh
Byron A.
John J.
Frederick M.
George A.
Carl E.
Gustave A.
Joseph A.
Howard M.
Patrick G.
Herbert C.
A. Syd.
Morris
A. F.
Francis C.
Philip C.
Nelson H.
Edgar W.
Albert A.
George L.
George D.
Joseph F.
Frederick V/.
Franklin M.
George A.
Francis P.
Harry H.
H. A.
Roderick H.
BOSTON, mi-DAY, SEPTEiaER 5, 1919.
Special Police Officers Sworn - concluded.
Appointed September 4, 1919«
Abernethy,
Atkins,
Beattie,
Block,
Buxton,
Campbell,
Cation,
Cederborg,
Clark,
Creighton,
Davis,
Dick,
Drayton,
Powler,
Gibbe,
Gorm8,n ,
Hodges,
Howard,
Brown,
Dewar ,
BlliB,
Lewie,
McGann,
John C.
John E.
Norman E.
Arthur
Frank Yl.
Sylvester D.
Percy
Emil W.
Medville L.
Gordon K.
Sidney H.
Alexander
Prank 0.
Henry B.
George E.
James L.
Ray D.
Julius C.
Wise,
Johnson,
Leighton,
Marshall,
McLain,
Mitchell,
Mosley,
Patterson,
Peterson,
Prendergast,
Beid,
Reilly,
Sandbrook,
Sanders,
Slattery ,
Stewart,
Stover,
Walkins,
Weis,
Samuel F.
Appointed September 5. 1919.
Percy W.
Duncan H.
V/illiam V.
Luman B.
John M.
Palmer,
Middleton,
Morse,
Moult on,
Murray,
O'Brien,
Harry M.
Contd.
1191
Edward E.
Mahlon K.
John R.
William T.
Frederick
Beecher
John
Chester A.
Arthur J.
James C.
Charles F.
Arthur
Henry A.
James F.
Jesse L.
Lawrington E.J
John J.
Julius A.
r
Nathan A.
Edward W.
John B,
Peter S.
Edward M.
Jr.
The Wagon Licenses granted to the following named persons
were cancelled by reason of their having been surrendered :-
4472 Laurano, Anthony in rear of
granted July 1, I919.
1900 Whicker, William in front of
granted July 1, I919.
100 Franklin st.,
6 Commercial Wharf,
1192
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEI/IBER 5, 191^.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of merchandise at the locations
herein stated were returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
approved ;-
Albee,
Keach,
Samuel
Harry R.
55 Palrmount av.,
226 Tremont st.
The application of Harry Baron for a license for the
storage and sale of merchandise at Blue Hill avenue, corner of
Lawrence avenue was returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
disapproved for the reason that a stand at this location would
interfere with public travel.
The applications of the following named police officers
for leave of absence from duty were granted without pay:-
Patrolnan William P. Wills of Division 10, four days, com-
mencing September 4, current, to attend a conference with attorneys.
Patrolman John T. Cashin of Division 6, one day, commencing
September 5. current, to attend the funeral of his uncle.
The following named patrolmen who were granted leave of
absence for an indefinite period to enter the service of the United
States Army or Navy, having been honorably discharged therefrom,
returned to duty at 5.4-5 P* M. , September 5, l^iy:-
* Patrolman Thomas J. Burke, Division, 1, granted leave of
absence April 1, iyi8, to enter the United States Navy.
Patrolman V/aldo W. Chaffee, Division 4, granted leave of
absence May 26, lyib, to enter the United States Army.
•placed on inactive service.
1193
BOSTOU, FRIDAY, SEPa^EMBER 5, 1919.
Concluded.
The applications of the following named police officers
for full pay for the time herein specified on account of absence
by reason of injuries received in the performance of duty, were
granted :-
Patrol.
n
N
Daniel J. Carroll,
Charles H. Bullock,
John H. Spratt,
iv.
2.
10
days,
1 43.
^3
n
4,
7
II
30.
68
)t
12.
7
II
30.
68
1105.19
Attest:
Chief Cle
1194
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMIAlSSIOinSR.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Saturday, September 6, 1919,
There was no executive session held this day by order
of the Police Commissioner.
il9o
OFFICE OF THS POLICE COMLIISSIOKER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Monday, SepteniToer 8, I919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Friday last were read and approved.
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order ;-
■J Rft;
m
1196
BOSTON, MOIJIJAY, SEPTEKBER 8, lS*iy.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1^20.
Hancock st.,
Dodge St., Cambridge,
K St. ,
115 Chelsea st., C. D. ,
Kensington st., Roxbury.
526
Cahill,
John J.
21
2486
Eaton,
Vernon P.
7
2465
Flannery,
Alfred T.
345
2119
Geary,
John J.
115
1806
Murray,
Stanley R.
11
The application of Peyton L. Cobbins, I82 Braddock Park,
for a copy of his Hackney Carriage Driver's License #1866 was
granted.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to set up and use Hackney Carriages were granted for the
year ending June 30, 1920.
152,55i>' Cahill, John J.
164,268 Eaton, Vernon R.
166,156 Murray, Stanley R.
in a garage at
MM II «
II n II II
119 Portland et. ,
293 Northampton st.,
1926 Columbus av.
The application of Peyton L. Cobbins for a copy of his
license #100,744 to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage
at 293 Northampton street was granted.
The application of Melanethon T. Allen for a transfer of
his license #159,920 to set up and use a Hackney Carriage from a
garage at 168 V/arren street, Roxbury, to a garage at 14 Walnut
avenue, was granted.
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1^1 9.
Contd.
The Junk Shop Keeper's License granted to William Saitz
on April 30, current, at II76 Tremont street was cancelled by
reason of the licensee having ceased to be engaged in the business
of junk shop keeper at that location.
The application of Israel Lerner for a Junk Shop Keeper's
License at II76 Tremont street was granted for the year ending
April 30, 1920, in place of William Saitz.
twenty mus
Collective
on Monday,
Route
Bunker Hil
North, End
Cross, and
Washington
Hall.
The application of the Commonwealth Band, consisting of
icians, by George F. Monahan, 26 Monument avenue, for a
Musicians' License to parade with the iionahan Associates
September 8, current, at 6,45 p.
m.
was granted.
From 26 Monument avenue to Monument square, Lexington,
1 and Chelsea streets. City square, Washington Street
icott, Cooper, Salem, Prince, Hanover, Pleet, North,
Hanover streets, ScolJay square, Tremont, School and
streets, Adams square, and North Market street to Faneuil
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, 1920.
V/inter st. ,
Tremont st. ,
Lorraine ter., B. D. ,
Bromley pk. ,
Chelmsford st., .Dor.,
Tremont st. ,
Massachusetts av . ,
Dartmouth st.,
Clifford St., Roxbury,
Tremont St.,
Myrtle st. ,
Brenner,
David G.
38
Crossley ,
Arthur
151
Puller,
Graham
8
Griffin,
Thomas
34
Hani oh,
Patrick J.
16
Harrison,
John J.
i50-is?3
Harrison,
William
447
Hickey,
David J.
192
Levine,
David
40
Moody,
Frank G.
150-153
Morgan,
George E.
11
1197
1198
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTElflBER 8, lyiy.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
McFee,
Nichols,
O'Donnell,
q,uinn.
Rafter,
Ripley,
Sittir.ger,
Slattery,
Smith,
Sprague,
Tobey,
Trainor,
Van Der Meulin,
Raymond P.
Will ism
John F.
William
John J.
Harry H.
Carl
Daniel J.
Charles A.
Charles
W. Philip
James F.
William E.
Jr
151
150-153
516
21
150-153
150-
59
68
118
38
259
19
4
Tremont st. ,
Tremont st. ,
Talbot av. ,
Circuit St.,
Tremont st. ,
153 Tremont st.,
Delle av., P.oxbury,
Empire st. , B. D. ,
Glenville av., B. D. ,
Winter st.,
Beacon st . ,
Sudan st. ,
Greenleaf st,, Roxbury.
The application of Harold L. Morris, 321 Preeport
street, Dorchester, for a license to carry a pistol or revolver in
this Commonwealth was rejected.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31, 1920.
Officers.
Batchelder,
Bulger,
Carroll,
Cotton,
Curran,
Gaffney,
Gilpa trick.
Hat ding,
Jardine,
Moore,
Muir,
Ward,
Cheater S.
John J.
Prank R.
Auburn H.
James J.
Stephen J.
George C.
Fred W.
Alexander
Kenneth
John P.
George M.
H.
Employers.
Gilchrist Company,
C. C. Ferris, President,
413-431 Washington st. , I-I3
Winter st.. Music Hall pi., &
Hamilton pi . ,
y^
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER b, 1919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - concluded.
Of fi cere. Employers.
1199
Bremner,
Griffin,
Harrison,
Morgan,
O'Donnell,
^uinn,
Shepard,
Sittinger,
Slattery,
Sprague ,
Burnham,
Dellamano,
Economy,
Rose,
Stearns,
Collings,
Dreieigaker,
Kiernan,
Geary ,
O'Brien,
O'Brien,
Ryan,
Thing,
Crosaley,
Fuller,
Hani on,
Harrison,
Hickey,
Levine,
Moody,
McFee,
Ilichols,
Rafter,
Ripley,
Trainor,
y
Y
David G.
Thomas
William
George E.
John F.
William
John Jr.
Carl
Daniel J.
Charles ^
Edgar L.
Machias P.
Albert G.
Jesse T.
Charles H.
George H. "
Ralph E.
Louis C.
Coleman J.
Jeremiah P.
William J.
Patrick H.
George E.
Arthur
Graham
Patrick J.
John J.
David J.
David
Prank G.
Raymond F.
William H.
John J.
Harry H. Jr,
James F.
Shepard Norwell Company,
John Shepard 3^^, Ass't Sec,
premises located on Winter st.,
Tremont st. , Temple pi,, & Winter
pi.
^
V
R. H. Stearns Company,
R. E. Maynard, President,
Trpmont st. & Temple pi.
Massachusetts Waterways Commission
John A. Campbell, Swpt.,
Commonwealth Pier and all property
under control of said commission
Chandler & Company, Inc.,
Charles F. Bacon, V. Pres.,
150-153 Tremont st., 30 V/est 8t»
& 31-41 West St.,
1200
BOSTON , MONDAY, SEPTEMBEK 8, 19iy. Concluded.
The applications of the following named persons for
Wagon Licenses were granted for the j'ear ending June ^0, 1920.
Division 10.
6848 Gideons Express
2349 Milton, Norman
in front of 989 Tremont st.,
II II II 1320 " "
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on
them as special police officers.
Officers.
Edmunds,
Shepard,
D. D.
John Jr.
Appointed.
August 26, 1919,
September 8, I919.
Attest:
Chief CleM^X
1201
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIOlflER.
29 Pemberton equare.
Boston, Tuesdai-, September 9, 1919.
Police CorfiKassioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
A report was forwarded to the Secretary of the Common-
TBealth on the application of Ulisse Cianca et al for a charter as
The William Marconi Italian Club of Readville for promoting the
welfare of persons who are Italians or of Italian extraction,
encouraging and aiding those who may be aliens to become American
citizens, and providing and maintaining a suitable place for social
meetings of its members; to be located at I838 River street, Hyde
Park.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Driver's Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
24-87
755
Greeley,
Shuman ,
Henry I.
AbrsJiam
28 Worthington St.,
361 Washington st. , Hewton,
The application of Frank H. Wotton for a license #146,457
to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at 20 Aberdeen
street was granted for the year ending June 30, 1920.
1202
BOSTON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
Contd.
The application of Mark S. Reinstein, 19 Sagamore avenue,
Winthrop, for a Collective Musicians' License for three musicians,
to parade with the Citizens' League, for the purpose of announcing
a mass meeting to be held at Faneuil Hall regarding "Reduction of
Food, Taxes, etc.," on Thursday, September 11, current, from 10
a. m. to 7*30 P« "!• . was granted.
Route: Through principal streets of the City proper, excluding
Tremont and Washington streets from Northampton street. North.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May ^1, 1920.
E, Broadway,
King St. , Dor. ,
Butler av. , E. B. ,
Y/. Newton st..
Congress st.,
State St.,
Franklin st. ,
Poplar St. , Ros. ,
Mapleton st., B. D. ,
Cottage St., E. B.,
Atherton st. , Roxbury,
Washington st. ,
Bayswater St., E. B.,
N St.,
Boylston St.,
Tonawanda St.,
Boylston st. ,
Broadway,
Faneuil Hall Market,
Nixon St., Ashmont,
Devens st. ,
Bromf ield st. ,
Tremont St.,
Carruth st., D. D. ,
Winter st.,
Washington s t. ,
State St.,
V/. Concord st..
Adams ,
John H.
884
Adams ,
Joseph F.
70
Arthur,
Joseph L.
60
Atherton,
Saber H.
60
Aubens,
John F. Jr.
35
Bancruft,
Willis G.
53
Barber,
Guy W.
43
Batchelder,
Chester L.
137
Bennett,
Frederick W.
39
Berner,
John J.
17
Biewend,
A. Albert
41
Bill,
Orlo J.
651
Bowen,
Enos E.
29
Brodie,
Maurice F.
52
Buker,
Winthrop L.
420
Bulger,
John J.
98
Campbell,
John
39
Campbell,
Robert
239
Card,
Fred S.
128
Carroll,
Frank R.
12
Carroll,
William J.
29
Clapp,
Josejjh L.
32
Coles,
George
335
Collins,
Peter A.
40
Cook,
Arthur D.
24
Cotton,
Auburn H. H.
417
Creelman,
Ralph 0.
53
Crowther,
Lloyd M.
138
1203
BOSTON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919 .
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Curran,
James J.
757
Coliimbia rd. ,
Dal ton.
Edmund G.
cor.
Webster & Mill sts. 1
Danforth,
Leo P.
28
Bickerstaff st. ,
Danielsqn,
Erail J.
25
Mellen st. , Dor. ,
Davis,
William F.
44
Robinson st. , Dor. ,
Devlin,
James F.
11
Menlo St. , B. D. ,
Dodd,
Richard F.
27
"A" Oakwood st., D. I
Dudley,
Harr^; W.
60
State St. ,
Edeon,
Frank L.
148
State St.,
Egan,
Edward J.
33
Summer st. ,
Emery,
Louis H.
20
Woodford St. , Roxburj
Farrington,
Earl C.
30
Winter st.,
Finley,
John
156
Eeponset av. ,
Fitts,
Hugh
28
Arcadia st. , Dor. ,
Fitzgerald,
Richard F.
43
Franklin st. ,
Gaffney,
Stephen J.
73
Adams st.. Dor.,
Gay ton,
Harry B.
33
Summer st..
Gieringer,
Eugene H.
16
Preston rd. , W. R. ,
Gilroan,
Arthur L.
501
Washington st. ,
Godfrey,
Albert K.
3
Howell St., Dor.,
Hacker,
Albert J.
170
W. Canton st. ,
Ham,
Everett A.
B3
Tonawanda st. ,
Harding,
Fred W.
24
Haviland St.,
Harvey,
Earle B.
416
Talbot av. , D. D. ,
Hayford,
Lugene J.
98
Taylor st., Neponset,
Heinen
C. L.
813
Beacon s t. ,
Hill.
Frank H.
10
Merlin st. ,
Hoerger,
Orrie E.
851 Boylston st. ,
Holloran.
William J.
92
Erookline av. ,
Hood,
Charles
14
Sav oy St.,
Hughes,
Thomas
692
Huntington av. ,
Humor ,
Arthur J.
95
Summer st..
Jardine,
Alexander J.
34
Rosedale st. , Dor. ,
Jewell,
Pliny
60
State St.,
Johnson,
Samuel
33
Summer st..
Kent,
John W.
128
Boston St. ,
Keyes,
George R.
33
Summer st. ,
Kneeland,
Howard F.
43
Franklin st. ,
Lawler,
Joseph
273
"A" Dudley St.,
Leavitt,
Frank S.
417
Washington st. ,
Lee,
Maurice H.
384 Washington st..
Long,
Denis
770
Broadway,
Love joy.
Ernest F. 384
& 651 Washington st. ,
Lyman,
George H. Jr.
351
Commonwealth av..
E.
1201
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
Contd,
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Lynch,
Patrick J.
238
Metropolitan av . ,
Macdonald,
E. H.
132
High St. , C. D. ,
Mackay,
Odian C.
135 Algonquin rd..
MacKenzie,
Charles E.
16
Francis st., Roxbury,
Mackie,
Alexander S.
60
Congress st..
Mc(iuin,
Harold J.
239
Sumner st., E. B. ,
Maguire,
John E,
43
Franklin st. ,
Mathews,
Harry E.
90
E. Cottage St.,
Mitchell,
Frank A.
35-49
Federal St.,
Moore,
Kenneth
30
E. Cottage St.,
Morse,
George P. jr.
Bird
House, Franklin Park,
Muir,
John P.
417
Washington st. ,
Murphy,
James J.
18
Wilbur St., Dor,,
Nardini,
Amelio p.
1280
Washington st. ,
Needhaiti,
Clarence
146
Boylston st..
Newell,
Clinton L.
50
State St.,
Niall,
Thomas
45
Crescent av.. Dor,,
Nixon,
John
4
Glenway st. , Dor. ,
O'Connor,
William
53
E. Concord st,.
O'Neill,
Nathan l?.
5 Kensington pk. ,
Parker,
Charles H.
39 Boylston st, ,
Patterson,
Samuel F,
340
Washington st. ,
Payson,
Perley J.
80
Mascot St.,
penton.
Harry W.
573
Cambridge st., B. D. ,
Pirie,
James
33
Summer st. ,
Powers,
John
44
Montgomery st..
Pearson,
Gustave
38
Ivy St. ,
Riley,
Charles A.
1267
Commonwealth av..
Roberts,
Harold N.
3^
Worcester st. ,
Robinson,
Maxwell H.
48
Ivy St. ,
Roby.
J. Leon
Symi>hony
Hall, Huntington av..
Soule,
William K.
57
Clifton St. , Dor. ,
Selig.
Morris
183
Strathraore rd.,
Shedd,
James A.
266
Brookline av. ,
Shepard,
John Jr.
26
Winter st..
Smith,
Charles M.
239
Sumner st. , E. B. ,
Smith,
Lester L.
9
Knapp St. ,
Sullivan,
Cornelius J.
7
Mayfield St.,
Talbot,
Robert A.
384 Washington st.,
Trask,
Ralph L.
14
Linwood St. , H. P. ,
Turner,
Frank E.
51
(^ueensberry st.,
Waiss,
Arthur
9
Glendale ter., Brighton
Walsh,
Frank E.
34
Appleton St.,
Walsh,
William H.
19
"A" Asticou rd..
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Warner,
Watson,
welsh,
Wheeler,
Wheeler,
Wiggin,
V/ood,
George E.
Charles H.
John F.
Penv/ick S.
F. H.
Ralph L.
James L.
53 State St. ,
4 Romar ter., Roxbury,
520 Sumner st., E. B.,
43 Franklin at. ,
199 Washington St.,
75 Westland av. ,
26 Colberg av., Roslindale.
The following named persons were appointed Special
Police Officers for the year ending March 31, I920.
1205
Officers.
Adams ,
Alden,
fiogan,
McNeil,
Alexander,
Barber,
Doody,
Peeley,
Grindley,
Gurry,
House,
Maguire,
Morrissey,
Murphy ,
Wheeler,
Crane,
Allen.
Amsbury,
Bacon,
Burns,
Cobb,
Hughes,
Andrews,
Joseph F.
George D.
John P.
William
Clifford G.
Guy W.
Edward P.
James J.
James J.
William J.
Theodore W.
John E.
James H. 0.
Edward H.
Fenwick E.
Frank ]^
prince A)
Joseph H. ~
Herbert M.
Hubert E.
Standley T.
Bartholomew
A. R. ~
Employers.
Hub Trust Company,
Frank J. Carens, Treasurer,
28 Treraont st., & 30 Court sq.
Franklin Savings Bank,
George D. Alden, Ass't
Treas. , 6 Park sq. ,
American Railway Ex. Company
W. A. Morris, Supt.,
premises leased by said com-
pany at North Station, South
Station, 43 Franklin st. , I90
Portland st. , 791 Treraont st.,
343 Congress st., 30 Dorchester
av., cor. of Compton, Albion &
Village streets.
The Merchants National Bank,
E. A. James, Ass't Cashier,
28 State St.,
The Provident Institution for
, Savings, Henry Parkman, Treas.,
36 Temple pi. ,
J.
N. J. Bartlett & Company,
Nathaniel E. Bartlett,
2ti Cornhill,
1206
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTELIBER 9, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - oontd.
Officers,
Avery,
Bjaklund,
Cottam,
Cullen,
Eilertaon,
Leehan ,
MagnuBon,
Smith,
Smith,
Tennyson,
Baker,
Catharin,
Chur ch ,
Eddy,
Everett,
Pitz.
Grandraont,
Hindi,
King,
Smi th ,
Squires,
Beeler,
Collins,
Hitchings,
Hunt,
Stratton,
Behr,
Campbell,
Bell,
Gonant,
Eaton,
Ferguson,
Hanson,
Levangie,
Stark,
Thorup,
Berner,
Mackay,
Mc'^uin,
Smith,
Soule,
Welsh,
Charles H.
J Chan W.
William D.
Patrick J.
Olaf S.
Patrick J.
Gustaf
Clarence C.
Horatio L.
Theodore A^
Louis
Seward R.
William R.
Stephen M.
William M.
Prank A.
Arthur W.
Ludwig
John H.
Prank E.
James 0.
Myrton F.
Charles D.
Roy A.
Waldo M.
Charles
Carl Jr
Charles
Employers.
A. J. Tower Company,
Ralph G. Kilmer, Mgr.,
Simmons st., Roxbury,
The Raymond Syndicate,
P. I. Dorr, President,
352-362 Washington St.,
:.}
George H. Jr
Roger B.
John H. Jr.
Prank T.
Henry D.
William G.
Eldon E.
Sheridan J^^__
John J.
0. C.
Harold J.
Charles M.
William K.
John P.
p-
The Merchants National Bank,
E. A. James, Ass't Cashier,
28 School St. ,
R. H. Stearns Company,
R. N. Maynard, President,
140 Treraont st. , & 100-10?
Arch St.,
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Charles E. Rogerson, Pres.
100 Franklin st., & 201
Devonshire st
Co
Boston Terminal Refrigerating
0. C. Mackay, Manager,
239 Sumner st., E. B. ,
Co.
BOSTON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers. Employers.
Bill,
Carroll,
Heiner,
Holloran,
Lee,
Love joy,
Talbot.
Boardinan,
Houghton,
Sargent,
Wilson,
Brennan,
Chase,
Keen,
Brink,
Campbell,
Coffey,
Donoghue,
Donovan,
Driscoll,
Luft,
Miskell,
O'Brien,
Parry,
Stirling,
Callahan,
Eldridge,
Hume s ,
Langley,
Nep tune ,
Pennell ,
Whitney,
Brown,
Houston,
McGinnis,
Moran ,
Nelson,
Pall,
Stewart,
Tinker,
Orlo J.
William J.
C. L.
William J.
Maurice H.
Ernest P.
Robert A.
Arthur FTI
William E.
Guy H.
George Jt_
John W.
Lucius W.
Edgar F.
William E.
John M.
Matthew J.
D. P.
Frank J.
John J.
Alexander
Martin
James
Charles H.
William
Thomas F.
William H.
Randolph A,
Edwin A.
Richard K.
Silas
Edward J. _
John P.
Linwood N.
Patrick J.
Thomas P.
John C.
Frank
William J.
Henry W.
Freeland-Loomis Company, Prop. ,
Ernest F. Lovejoy, Vice Pres.
651-657 Washington st., dc 18
Boylston at., & 384 Washington
St. ,
The Christian Science Board of
Directors, L. C. Warren, Sec,
presmises located on Norway,
Falmouth & St. Paul sts. , &
Huntington av. ,
H. W. Johns-Manville Company,
H. D. Castle, Secretary,
55-61 High St., & 237-239
Purchase st.,
Timothy Smith Company,
George W. Vinol, President,
premises at corner of Washington
& Vernon streets.
C. W. Whittier & Bro., Agent,
Minot Building, 105-113 Devon-
shire St., Shawmut Bank Building,
^ 82 Devonshire St., 40 Water st. &
55 Congress st., 83-89 Devonshire
St., 53-55 Franklin st. ,
Q,uincy Market Cold Storage & Ware-
house Co., H. W. Tinker, Ass't Mgr
133 Commercial St., T and Consti-
" tution Wharves & premises on
Eastern av. ,
1207
1208
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ^, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Employers.
Burnhara,
Chapin,
Fecitt,
Graham,
Howe,
Kidder,
Lyons,
Maguire,
Totman,
Willis,
Wins or,
Burns,
Burns,
Campbell,
Carter,
Gage,
Cary,
Frederic M.
John R.
John H.
Prank E.
William P.
Henry P.
Doran S.
Peter P.
Joseph W.
Harlon P.
Robert Jr.
John
William J.
Nelson L.
Kidder, Peabody & Company,
115 Devonshire st..
T'
Lyo
Dan
Albert
iel R)
S.
Coles,
Conlcey,
Daly,
Howard,
LittlHfield,
Mc(^ueeney,
Slavin,
Smar t ,
Thresher,
Connor,
Cotter,
Dickey,
Hanyss,
O'Connor,
George
William W.
Carroll E.
Frederick
Aaron H.
Henry J.
Charles A.
David H.
Frank J.
Horace
James J.
Wesley F.
W. Carl
Thomas L.
Lessees,
Agent,
C. W. Whittier & Bro., Agent,
for Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, 64-70 Franklin st..
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
C. W. Whittier & Bro., Agent,
95 Milk St.,
Model Typewriter Inspection Co.,
H. C. Gillies, Manager,
164 Devonshire st. ,
Estabrook & Co.
15 State St.
Beattie & McGuire,
by M. J. McGuire,
29 Temple pi. ,
C. W. Whittier & Bro. ,
Rice Building,
2-20 High St.,
Thresher Brothers,
by C. H. Thresher,
11-15-17 & 19 Temple pi., &
39-41 West St.,
Daniel F. Chaisson, Manager,
Armour & Company,
6 Fulton St. ,
F. P. O'Connor Company,
Francis P. O'Connor, Pres. ,
157-Tremont St., & 25 Mason st.
1209
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Daniels, Alanaon L.
Danielsen, Alfred A.
Davis,
Dav i s ,
Dolloph,
Donahoe,
Kinball,
Tirmaerman,
Dudley,
Holbrook,
Jewell,
Lyman,
Fairbanks,
Goodale,
Finlay,
Pohlin,
Poster,
Green,
MacDonald,
Newell,
Sullivan,
Young,
Friary,
Myers,
Tingley,
Gallagher,
Walter M.
William F.
Gilbert 0.
Ernest L.
Earl A.
Frank Jr.
Harry W.
Donald
Pliny
George H. Jr
Stephe
Charle
m )
58 J]
John
Charles L.
Carl A. C.
John F.
Edward N.
Clinton L.
Edward J.
LeRoy M.
peter Jr.
James P.
G. Curtis
John D.
Employers.
Fred H. Williams, Trustee,
6o Congress St.,
Hyde vnieeler Company,
A. J. Halligan, President,
39-41 Commercial St.,
Charlesbank Homes,
Mrs. D. M. Astrim, Supt. ,
333-3-*^ Charles st., & 112-
llo Poplar St. , I
Hub Trust Company,
Frank J. Car ens, Treasurer, '
28 Tremont st., & 30 Court sq.,,
American Glue Company,
King Upton, President,
premises at the corner of Beverly
& Causeway sts. ,
Coffin Sc Burr, Inc. ,
60 State St. ,
Parkinson & Burr,
J. W. Wheeler, Partner,
53 State St., Rooms 29 & 30
C. W. Whittier & Bro., Agents,
Shawmut Bank Building,
82 Deonshire st. , 40 Water st.&
55 Congress st.,
T. H. Wheeler Company,
L. B. Noyes, President,
Clinton Market,
93-101 Clinton st.,
American Trust Company,
W. F. Glidden, Treasurer,
40-50 State St., & City sq. ,
Blodgett, Ordway & Webber,
F. S. Blodgett, Partner, ,
100 Kingston st.,
Boston Insurance Company,
William R. Hedge, President,
87 Kilby St. ,
1210
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEiffiER 9, 19 19.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - continued.
Officers. Employers.
Hacker,
Hayes,
Pettee,
Hays,
Seaverns,
Jobin,
Johnson,
Jones,
Kent,
Meehan,
Mitchell,
Montgomery,
Nardini,
Niali,
Roberts,
Robertson,
Smith,
Norman H.
George
\
Arthur W
Charles E
Theodore
a
Albert J. C. W. Whittier & Bro., Agents,
The Federal Reserve Bank,
95 Milk St.,
D. C. Percival & Co., Inc.,
E. E. Hardy, V. Pres.,
373 Washington st. ,
Jamaica Plain Trust Company,
Theodore C. Gates, Treasurer,
677 Centre st.,
D. R. ilmerson Company,
T. Grafton Abbott, Treasurer,
35 Temple pi. ,
E. T. Slattery Company,
A. W. Payne, V. President,
154-156 Tremont St.,
D. R. Emerson Company,
T. Grafton Abbott, Treas.,
35 Temple pi. ,
C. W. Whittier & Bro., Agents,
Minot Building,
105-113 Devonshire st.,
Samuel Eliot, Agent,
Nottingham Building,
25 Huntington av.,
Amory Eliot, Agent,
John Hancock Building,
200 Devonshire st..
Institutions for Savings In Roxbury
its Vicinity, Henry West., Treas,,
2343 Washington st.,
Amedeo P. Nardini,
1280 Washington at.,
Amory Eliot, Trustee, Board of
e Building, 131 State st.,
C. W. Whittier & Bro., Agent,
William Lawrence Building,
83-89 Devonshire st.,
James W. Armour & Company, C. E. Jacobs,
Acting Mgr., 107-111 Clinton Market,
Henry C. Hanover Trust Company,
James E. Farrell, Vice Pres.,
262 Washington st. ,
J. Chester
Elmer J.
John W.
Lawrence
Prank A.
George H.
Amedeo P.
Thomas
Trad
Harold N.
&
1211
BOSTON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ^, 1919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - concluded.
Officers. Employers.
Soukikian,
Thompson,
Wheeler,
Missak K. Missak K. Soukikian, Prop. ,
Oriental Rug Cleansing &
Repairing V/orks, |
1102 Boylston st. , !
Albert L. Institution for Savings, Roxbury &
its Vicinity, Henry West, Treas.,
2343 Washington st., 1
John F. Walter H. Turner, Agent, I
Silas Pierce Estate,
137. 147. 175. 177. 179 & 181
Vernon st, , 72, 70, 68 & 66 Hamp-
shire St., 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Salvis-
burg av., 9, 15. 17, 19. 21 & 23
Downing st., 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12,
14 & 16 Old Whittier st..
The following named persons, appointed this day, appeared
and made oath to faithfully and impartially perform all the duties
incumbent on them as special police officers.
Avery,
Baker,
Beruer,
Bjaklund,
Brink,
Brown,
Campbell,
Gary,
Catharin,
Church,
Coffey,
Cottara,
Cullen,
DeGrandmont,
Donoghue,
Donovan,
Driscoll,
Charles H.
Louis
John J.
Johan W.
William E.
John P.
John M.
Albert S.
Seward R.
William R.
Matthew J.
William D.
Patrick J.
Arthur W.
D. F.
Prank J.
John J.
Luft,
Mackay
llagnuson,
McGinnis,
McQ,uinn,
Miskell,
Moran,
Myers,
Nelson,
O'Brien,
Pall,
Parry,
Srai th ,
Smi th ,
Smi th ,
Smith,
Soule,
Alexander
,0. C.
Gustaf
Patrick J.
Harold J.
Martin
Thomas P.
James P.
John C.
James
Prank
Charles H.
Charles M.
Clarence C.
Frank E.
Horatio L.
William K.
1212
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Sworn - concluded.
Eddy,
Eilertson,
Everett,
Fitz,
Hindi,
Houston,
King,
Leehan,
Gallagher,
Stephen M.
Olaf S.
William M.
Frank A.
Ludwig
Linwood IT.
John H.
Patrick J.
Squire,
Stewart,
Stirling,
Tennyson,
Tingley,
Tinker,
Welsh,
Wheeler.
Appointed August 29, I919.
Mark E. Strauss,
Janes 0.
William J.
William
Theodore H.
G. Curtis
Henry W.
John F.
John F.
Leon
The applications of the following named persons for
Wagon Licenses were granted for the year ending June 30, 1920.
Division 10.
6850 Meltzer, Myer in front of 1283 Tremont st.
Division 16.
6851 Connors Sc Coughlin in front of 204 Berkeley st.
The Wagon License #6761 granted to Salvatore Zarba on
August 11, 1919> to locate in front of 53^ Hanover street was
cancelled by reason of the license having been surrendered.
The application of Captain Joseph Harriman of Division I3
for permission to take up voluntary contributions to assist Patrol-
man John J. Darcy of Division 13 who has been sick and unable to
perform duty for the past five months was granted.
BOSTON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
Contd.
1213
The applications of the following named police officers
for leave of absence from duty were granted without pay: -
Patrolman Edward A, Dever of Divis
September 7i current, on account of the
Patrolman John J. Enright of Divis
September 8, current, on account of the
Lieutenant Joseph F. Hurley of Div
ing September 7. current, on account of
Patrolman Thomas P. Quinn of Divis
September 8, current, on account of the
Patrolman Thomas York of Division
September 7. current, on account of the
ion 2, three
death of his
ion 1, three
death of his
ision 1, thre
the death of
ion 7, three
death of his
7, three days
death of his
days, commencing
brother,
days, commencing
brother.
e days, commenc-
his father,
days, commencing
mother.
, commencing
sister.
The application of Patrolman David J. Redmond of Division
l6 to be reimbursed in the sura of Three (3) Dollars, being the
amount of a doctor's bill for professional services rendered on
account of being overcome by the heat while performing crossing
duty on August 4, current, was granted.
The application of Patrolman Arthur P. Shea of Division
10 to be reimbursed in the sum of Ten (lo) Dollars, being the
amount paid for medical examination of right hand which was injured
by a bullet on May 1, current, was granted.
The application of Patrolman William A. Moore of Division
14 to be reimbursed in the sum of Two (2) Dollars, being the cost
for repairs to his uniform coat, which was damaged while making an
arrest on July 12, 1919. was granted.
1214
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
Concluded.
Ttie applications of the followinj^amed persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of merchandise at the locations
herein stated were returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
approved:-
DeMaggio, Louis
Greenbaum, Noah
Invisible Textile Mending Co.
Schwachman, Sam
Vasalazo, Prank
Waxer, Samuel J.
38 Wall St.,
176 Chelsea st. ,
278 Boylston St. ,
1424 Tremont st.,
26-27 Dock sq. ,
1991 Washington st.
Attest;
Cleijl5_j^_^
Chief Clei
1215
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIOUER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Wednesday, September 10, 1919.
Police Commlseioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
A requisition was made on the Civil Service Commission
for the names of eligible persons to fill fifty vacancies in the
position of Patrolman with pay at the rate of Eleven Hundred (1100)
Dollars per annum, and for the application and examination papers
and police reports of such persons.
The applications of the follovsring named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
134 Doerfler,
1751 Killion,
2488 Leach,
Herbert A.
James Jr.
Willis H.
30 Milton av. , D. D. ,
35 High St. , D. D. ,
9 Beacon st. , H. P.
The application of the Terminal Garage Incorporated, for
a license #01384B to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage
at 65 Zeigler street was granted for the year ending June 30, 1920.
The application of Rass Larsen for a license to deal in
Second Hand Articles at 41 Peterborough street was rejected.
1216
BOSTON, WEDKESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I9I9. Contd.
The application of William E. Farrell for a Wagon
License #2362 to locate in front of 27 Charles street, Dorchester,
was granted for the year ending June 30, 1920.
The application of Patrolman Francis J. O'Neil of Division
16 to be reimbursed in the sum of Eighteen (I8) Dollars, being the
amount of a doctor's bill for services rendered on account of
injuries to his eyes received while charging department batteries
on August 12, current, was granted.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of merchandise at the locations
herein stated were returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
approved:-
Augustus,
Co standi no,
Ferrera,
Vernon,
William
Apo stoles
James
Ida
179 Court St.,
35 "A" Hancock st. ,
33 Cottage St. ,
12-14 Cotting St.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May ^1, 1920.
Abraham,
Abran,
Ackerman,
Acquavia,
Adams,
Adams,
Adams ,
Aivazian,
Alden,
Allchin,
Alden,
Abdallah
Alton
William M.
Romeo
George S.
Martin E.
Roger R.
C. M.
Arthur W.
H. T.
Howard C.
53 Oak St. ,
81 Lucerne st., D. D. ,
84 State St.,
137 Washington st.,
53 State St., Room 207,
435 Columbia rd. ,
626 Commonwealth av . ,
25 Aster St. ,
232 Fairmount av., H. P.,
49 Oakview ter., J. P.,
40 Water st. ,
1217
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.
Gontd.
Revolver Licenses
Granted - contd.
Allen,
George L.
1
Cordis St. , C. D. ,
Anderson,
John A.
cor.
Temple pi. & Washington
St.,
Broad st. ,
Anderson,
William
15
Andreoly,
Italo
18
Marshall st.,
Andrews,
Harold V.
1083
Boylston St. ,
Andrews,
Saul
36
Otis St.,
Apper,
Morris
82
Holworthy st. ,
Apple ton.
William E.
26
Cedar pk., Koxbury,
Arling,
Charles E.
45
Milk St.,
Aston,
Frank Y/.
40
Water st.,
Atwood,
Robert F.
90
Worcester st..
Avery,
George W.
166
Huntington av. ,
Ashley,
Robert P.
245
State St. ,
Atwood,
Joshua
100
Washington st. , B. D. ,
Ayres,
I. H.
14
Congress st..
Bacon,
E. K.
19
Payette st..
Badger,
Erastus B.
75
Pitts St. ,
Eakup,
Edward H.
33
Congress St.,
Baker,
Henry D. W.
118
Princeton st. ,
Baker,
Mrs. Walter F.
16
Sidlaw rd. , B. D. ,
Bal ch ,
Frederick P.
12
Dana ter., Watertown,
Ballon,
Harry B.
73-75
So. Market et. ,
Bancroft,
Charles G.
45
Milk St.,
Barbour,
William A.
113
Florence st. , Ros. ,
Barker,
Forrest M,
148
Hemenway t?t.,
Barker,
Leroy S.
73
Mountain av., D. D. ,
Barker,
Richard F.
26
Glenarra st. , D. D. ,
Barnes,
J. Stanley
33
Magnolia st. Arlington,
Barr,
Harry V.
115
Summer st.,
Bates,
Charles A.
14
Merrill st..
Bates,
F. K.
82
St. James av. ,
Bates,
Royal
24
Worthington st. ,
Beal,
Benjamin F.
1049
Beacon st.,
Beal,
Julius
1287
Commonweal th av . ,
Bean,
William K.
60
State St.,
Bearse,
Theodore E.
30
Buckminster st. ,
Beatty,
John P.
57
Cambridge st..
Beck,
Samuel
113
Crawford st. ,
Beckerman,
Max
929
Blue HilJ av. ,
Bedigan,
Michael H.
415
Columbus av. ,
Beebe,
John H. Jr.
129
South St. ,
Beebe,
Junius 0.
96
Bay State rd. ,
Beebe,
Stuart
129
South St.,
1218
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Behr,
Bell,
Bell,
Eehnke,
Belson,
Bennett,
Bennett,
Bence,
Bennett,
Benzie,
Bergen,
Berkoreky,
Berkowitch,
Eernson,
Berry,
Berry, ,
Bettinson,
Biester,
Biggio,
Billinge,
Bisbee,
Eiahop,
Bishop,
Elackwell,
Blake,
Elodgett,
Blodgett,
Blodgett,
Bock,
Bond,
Boonier,
Bowdy,
Bowen,
Eowen,
Bowman,
Brackett,
Brackett,
Brady,
Brawley,
Buck,
Buck man,
Buckii«n,
Ere nan,
Erennan,
Br en nan,
Carl Jr. 140
George H. 520
Ralph S. 19
Herbert L. 60
David 27
Frank T. 555
Fred 800
William 3
Frederick ^. ^9
George 84
William J. 52
Simon 35
Philip 114
Bob 88^
Bernard M. 30-38
Walter J. cor.
Alba W. 96
Ernest L. 40
Andrew A. 7
Myron K. 210
Ernest S. '^'Jl
Clifford M. 5^
Paul 68
Francis X. 107
Charles C. 20
Frederick S, 79
Leon E. 46
Kenneth G. 73c
Jacob 17
Perley S. 72
Alton E. 75
Albert H. 1571
A. Russell 40
Patrick 10
Frank A. 141
Charles S. 59
C. Henry B. 51
T. J. 177
Anthony T. 46
Luther A. 51
Leo H. 42
Sydney 38
Stewart E. 52
Charles R. 95
John W. 36
Tremont st. ,
Beacon st. ,
Old Harbor st.,
State St.,
School St.,
Atlantic av. ,
E. First St. ,
Kingsdale st. , Dor.,
Mapleton et., B. D. ,
State St. ,
Maxfield St., W. R. ,
Winter st. ,
Devon st., Roxbury,
Massachusetts
School St.,
Dale & Poplar
Appleton St. ,
Water st. ,
Dexter st. ,
Chestnut Hill
Tremont st..
Beacon st. ,
Terrace St.,
av. , Camb.
St., Rofl.
av.
Brook av. , D.
Roxbury,
Franklin et. ,
Hillside av., W. Newt^
Portland st.,
Adams St., Dor.,
Westminster rd. ,
Calumet st., Roxbury,
Morton st. , D. D. ,
Washington st. ,
Water st. ,
Dix St.,
Milk St. ,
Bedford St.,
No. Market st. ,
Pond av. ,
Symmes st. , Roe. ,
No. Market st. ,
Brookview st.. Dor.,
Hancock st.,
Cha tham s t . ,
Bowdoin av. , Dor. ,
Bromfield st..
1219
BOSTON, WSDKESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Brewer,
David H.
16
Brickley,
William J.
496
Briggs,
Cornelius
35
Brigham,
Walter J.
707
Brisk,
Louis M.
24
Brooker,
George W.
241
Broughton,
Arthur A.
10
Brown,
Edward P.
113
Brower,
Emory H.
419-425
Brown,
J.
14
Brown,
Mark J.
36
Brown,
Reginald W. P.
70
Browne,
William E.
877
Bumpus,
Fred W.
45
Burgess,
John S.
295
Burke,
Stephen
113
Burke,
William J.
12
Burnham,
Edgar I.
148
Burns,
Thomas G.
12
Burrell,
Leonard R.
518
Burrows,
John
408
Butler,
Harold V.
58
Bryant,
E. R.
183
Bryant,
George H.
33
Buchanan,
William T.
32
Burgess,
Arthur I.
116
Button,
Earle W.
43
Cadigan,
Michael J.
23
Caffrey,
Prank J.
117
Cairns,
Thomas
75
Camrnon,
Pred
73-75
earner.
Laurence R.
919
Campbell,
Alexander V.
107
Campbell,
Hugh T.
111
Cann,
Clifford H.
1
Caracristi,
J • li • lj%
11
Carbone,
Andy V.
10
Cardinal ,
Joseph
84
Carre t.
James W.
121
Cur swell.
Lena S.
262
Carter,
Charles C.
38
Carter,
J. M.
71
Casey,
Joseph H.
7
Gary.
Albert S.
658
John St., Brookllne,
Commonwealth av.,
Port av., Roxbury,
Old South Building,
Winthrop st. ,
ColTOEibus av. ,
Roanoke av . , J. P. ,
George st.,
Atlantic av . ,
"A" Dover st..
Summer st.,
Pranklin st. ,
Beacon st. ,
Milk St.,
Beacon st..
State St.,
Washington pi., Roxbury,
Worcester st.,
Museum rd. ,
Washington st. ,
Centre st. , J. P. ,
Pine St., Maiden,
Congress st.,
Rutland st. ,
Alger St., S. Boston,
Norfolk St. ,
Port Norfolk st. ,
Norfolk St., Roxbury,
Stoughton St., Dor.,
Pitts St.,
So. M8.rket st. ,
Blue Hill av. ,
Pinckney st. ,
Milk St.,
Evansdale ter.,
Tetlow St. ,
Chesterfield st. , Rox. ,
Bremen st. ,
Griggs rd.,
Washington st. ,
Joy St.,
Dakota st. , Dor. ,
Lindsey st. , Dor. ,
E. Broadway,
1220
BOSTON, WEDHESDAY, SBPTBICBKR 10, 191^.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Castle.
Henry r.
51
Cavanaugh,
George J.
465
Canarie,
James
8
Chamterlin,
Harley H.
240-264
Chamberl ir ,
Harold A.
520
Chamberlain,
Horton N.
14
Charles,
Will A.
55
Chase,
Benjamin W.
475
Chase,
Max.
47
Chester,
Leon I.
91
Chiccolo,
Charles
88
Chick,
Alonzo H.
251
Chipman,
W. E.
62
Cicchetti,
Guirino
419
Clapp.
Herbert J.
5
Clapp,
Leighton A,
5
Cleary,
John G.
1456
Cleveland,
Fred C.
21
Clifford,
Michael S.
14
Cobb,
Sewell R.
403
Cobe,
Alden
1411
Cochran,
Henry W.
140
Codman,
Charles R.
59
Codrnan,
Russell S.
59
Cooley,
Charles A.
373
Cody,
John B.
45
Cohan,
Charles
530
Cohen,
Alexander
75
Cohen,
Harry B.
33
Cohen,
Irving
94
Cohen,
Samuel U.
19
Cohen,
Solomon
138
Coleman,
Henry 0.
21
Collier,
Victor W.
40
Collinp,
Fred B.
383
Collins,
Walter J.
80
Corns to ok.
A. Barr
45
Conley,
Bernard J.
62
Conner,
George W.
18
Connors,
William F.
93
Conway,
William H.
245
Coombs,
John S.
117
Case,
James L.
353
Wheatland av,, Dor.,
Medford st. , CD.,
Allen St. ,
Border st. ,
Commonwealth av.,
South St. ,
Congress St.,
Meridian st.,
Portland st. ,
Alban st. , Dor. ,
Pearl st.,
Columbus av.,
Sudbury st.,
"A" Hanover st..
Temple pi. ,
Temple pi. ,
Tremont st. ,
Webster sq. , H. P. ,
Hanson st.,
Washington st. ,
Commonwealth av.,
Fenway ,
Marlboro st. ,
Marlboro st. ,
Washington St.,
Commercial st.,
Newbury st.,
Wellington Hill St.,
Elm Hill Park,
Hutchings St.,
Abbot St.,
Greenwood St., Dor.,
Bromfield st. ,
V/ater st. ,
Washington st. ,
Sudbury st. ,
Milk St.,
Standard St.,
Sheldon st. , Ros. ,
Binney st. , Roxbury,
State St.,
School St., Roxbury,
Meridian st.,
1221
BOSTON, WEDilESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 191^.
Contd.
Revolver Liceraees Granted - contd,
Coward,
John D.
222
Eliot St. ,
Conkey,
William W.
^?
Temple pi. ,
C088,
George M.
126
State St.,
Costello,
Prank P.
1106
Dorchester av. ,
Costello,
Leo G.
67
Gardner st..
Cotter,
C. Jr.
25
Dunster rd., J. P.
Cox,
Richard C.
120
Boylaton st. ,
Coyle,
Michael J.
35
Mt. Ida rd. ,
Craig,
Septimus E.
27
Trull St., D. D. ,
Crane,
Daniel F.
154-158
Tremont st. ,
Crane,
Frank
154-158
Tremont st..
Crawford,
Gordon
97
Lonsdale st.. Dor.
Crocker,
Loring
4
W. Cedar st. ,
Crofoot,
Charles E.
11
Montrose st., Roxb
Crowley,
Jajnes D.
103
Norfolk St. , Camb.
Crowell,
Everett V/.
80
Traverse st. ,
Crowley,
John J.
1015
Dorchester av. ,
Cullen,
James F.
60
Hyde Park av..
Cully,
George q,.
2
Victoria st., D. I
Cuirmin,
John W.
9
Massachusetts av..
Cunningham,
James M.
175
Dartmouth st. ,
Curnane,
Chester A.
29
School St.,
Currie,
Richard I.
45
Batavia st..
Currie,
Richard
691
Tremont st. ,
Curry,
Norman H.
11
Waterford st..
Curtin,
Frank E.
40
V/ater st..
Curtis,
Nelson Jr.
57
Eliot St., J. P.,
CuB i ck ,
James J.
13
Linden Park st. ,
Cutter,
Irving R.
36
Josephing av. , W.
Daly,
Gordon W.
19
Orkney rd. , B. D. ,
Daly,
Harry L.
122
Washington st. ,
Damon,
Charles A.
898
Adams St., Dor.,
Daniels,
W. A.
7
Auburn ct. , Brook.
Dartt,
Lawrence W.
477
Columbia rd. ,
Davern,
William T.
250
Blue Hill av..
Danforth,
John C.
8
Medfield st.,
Davies,
Evan E.
54
Dracut St. ,
Davis,
William
532
Tremont st. ,
Dawson,
John F.
5
Thurston st. ,
Day.
John J.
705 Broadway,
Deaussault,
George A.
126
Blackstone st..
DeCane,
Lawrence
541
W. Park St., Dor.,
Deeley,
Thomas
80
Lonsdale st. , Dor.
DeGroot,
Samuel
52
Larchmont st. ,
Dellainano,
M. F.
1056
Commonwealth av. ,
Som.
1222
BOSTON, WEDIJESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I9I9.
Contd.
Revolver Licensee Granted - contd.
Devene,
Fred W.
1526
Devine,
Thomas F.
244
De Wolfe,
James M.
20
DiBiase,
Joseph
137
Dick,
Alexander
16
Dickey,
Erwin C.
250
Dickson,
S. H.
89
DiDonato,
Saverio
259
Dillingham,
Herbert
54
Dindor,
Alfred
13
Dix,
Herbert L.
32
D61an,
Thomas J.
190
Draheiin,
August A.
55
Dimond,
Hugh J.
84
Dobinson,
William J.
275
Dodge,
Allen W.
1255
Dodge.
Charles W.
39
Doherty,
William F.
51
Dolan-,
Edmund L.
184
Dol3oph,
Gilbert 0.
121
Donoghue,
Francis D.
864
Donovan,
Dennis M.
19
Donovan,
John T.
130
Donovan,
Joseph F.
44-46
Donovan,
Joseph P.
48
Donovan,
Timothy
20
Dooley,
J. H.
395
Dopkeen,
David N.
137
Dorgan ,
Thomas
Dow,
Wong
36^
Dowd,
Albert E.
18
Downey,
Waldo
800
Drake ,
Clifford S.
10
Drewett,
Frank S. C.
745
Dudley,
Sydney A.
10
Duff ill,
Hugh P.
34
Duley,
Herbert M.
256
Dutton,
J. Winthrop
^i^
Dumas,
Joseph P.
586
Dunn,
Frank L.
12
Dwinel,
Harry A.
43
Dwyer,
William J.
119
Eagles,
Harold I.
170
Eastman,
Ralph M.
35
av. ,
Dor. ,
P.
Commonweal th
Bowdoin St.,
Franklin st.,
Washington st.,
Seaverns av. , J.
Devonshire st.,
Mt. Vernon st. ,
Webster st. , E. B. ,
Dunster rd. , J. P. ,
Cooper St.,
Woodford St. ,
South St. , J. P. ,
Penfield st. , Ros. ,
State St.,
Washington st. ,
Commonwealth av.,
Mayhew st. ,
Parsons st. , B, D. ,
Talbot av. ,
Beverly st. ,
Beacon st. ,
Avery st.,
Huntington av. ,
South St. ,
Perclval st.. Dor.,
Francis st., Roxbury,
Washington st. ,
Hutchings St., Roxbury,
American House, Sumner
st., £. B.,
Harrison av. ,
Copley St., Roxbury,
E. First St. ,
State St.,
Boylston St. ,
Romsey st. , Dor. ,
Willoughby St., Som. ,
Marginal st. ,
Sumner st. , E. B. ,
Blue Hill av.,
Humphreys pi.. Dor.,
India st..
Dale St.,
Tremont st.,
Barry st. , D. D. ,
1223
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Eastnian,
William A.
9
Eaton,
John H.
8
Edmunds,
David D.
30
Edwards,
George P.
7
Edwards,
J. Howard
1664
Egersheim,
Williaic V.
87
Eichorn,
John P. G.
31
Eldridge,
Ralph W.
36
Elliott,
Richard P.
23
Elpert,
Harry
76
Ellsworth,
F. Daniel
20
Epstrom,
Frank E.
347
Erickson,
Carl E.
20
Erickson,
Carl R.
105
Erickson,
Oscar 7/.
20
Erner,
John
159
Estalsrook,
Harry P.
5
Estatrook,
Herbert H.
457
Eungblut,
George P.
314
Evans,
Herbert V.
191
Farrington,
H. J.
116
Faxon,
Edward H.
480
Faulkner,
Wal ter
37
Pay,
Robert E.
1
Feldman,
Meyer
83
Fellows,
Joseph
814
Fennell,
William E.
136
Ferguson,
Walter G.
43
Pesta,
Henry
27
Fillmore,
Earl F.
40
Fine,
Harry M.
106
Finkelstein,
Herbert J.
40
Pinlayson,
Robert A,
88
Fiorentino,
Louis
4
Fishburne,
James P.
55-63
Fisher,
Edwin W.
12
Fitzgerald,
Edward C.
318
Fitzgibbons,
John
69
Fitzpa trick.
Lawrence B.
20
Fitzpa trick.
John J.
403
Florentine,
Joseph H.
56
Fletcher,
Harry A.
11
Flint,
Russell A.
197
West St.,
Belgrade av . , Ros.,
Winter st. ,
King St. , D. D. ,
Beacon st. ,
Pulton St. , Roxbury,
Eliot St. , J. P. ,
Chur ch St.,
Wormwood st.,
Hanover st. ,
Greenleaf st.,
Main St. , Camb. ,
Milk St.,
Salmon st. , W. R. ,
Milk St.,
W. Fourth St. ,
Arlington st. ,
Massachusetts av.,
Commonwealth av.,
Old Colony av. ,
Prince st. , J, P. ,
V/ashington st.,
Paul Gore st. ,
Court St. ,
Fowler st. , Dor. ,
Sixth St. ,
Stoughton St. ,
Hutchins St., Roxbury,
School St.,
Water st.,
Morris st. , E. B. ,
Goodale rd..
High St. , C. D. ,
Lincoln st. , C. D. ,
Blackstone st.,
Westland rd. , Watertown,
Columbus av . ,
Warwick st., Roxbury,
Milk St.,
Washington st. ,
Hanover st. ,
Huntington av . ,
Wasiiington st. ,
1224
BOSTOIJ, TWEDlJESDAy, SEPTEMBER 10, I^'IV.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Florino,
Joseph
1
Fogarty,
Michael J.
70
Foley,
William D.
10
Forbes,
Edward P.
^7
Forbes,
F. Murray
60
Forte,
Achille
224
Fobs,
Charles E.
23
Foster,
Frank B.
191
Foster,
George A.
60
Foster,
Reginald
48
Foster,
William
65
Foster,
William D.
212
Fox,
Leon S.
140
Foye,
Edwin F.
294
Franz,
William B.
36
Frazar,
M. Abbott
89
Freedman,
Louis
1411
Friedman,
Israel
463
French,
Noyes E.
Fries,
D. Lincoln
84
Fuller,
Samuel A.
786
Furber,
Harold P.
419
Gallagher,
Edward M.
58
Gallagher,
Mark E.
137
Gallant,
Mill H.
78
Galletly,
John R.
43
Galwai' ,
John
148
Goring,
Dudley J,
5
Gardner,
Alton T.
45
Gardner,
William H.
60
Garey,
DeMille G.
400
Gebsman,
Louis
120
Gelb,
William
23
Geraghty,
John M.
250
Gettings,
James H.
131
Gibbons,
William H.
47
Gibby,
Harry L.
21
Gilbert,
F. C.
1
Gillie,
John A.
192
Gillpatrick,
George C.
7
Gillpatrick,
Herbert
373
Ginsburg,
Louis
^J
Gladstein,
Jacob
69
Allen St. ,
Oak St., Ifattapan,
Gayland St., Roxbury
Gaylord st. , D. D. ,
State St.,
Hanover st.,
Wy man s t . , J . P . ,
Old Colony av. ,
Market st..
The Fenway,
Mt. Vernon st.,
W. Newton st. ,
11. Kewton St. ,
Washington st. ,
Suimner St. ,
Sudbury St.,
Commonwealth av.,
Fabyan st. ,
Commercial at.,
Linden Park st. ,
Washington A. ,
Atlantic av . ,
Lexington st., C. D.
Washington st. ,
Glenville av. , E. D.
Orchard St., Roxbury
Bellevue st., W. R.,
Aldrich St. , Ros. ,
Commercial st..
State St. ,
Washington i. ,
Salem st. ,
Hansborough St.,
Devonshire st. ,
Sutherland rd. ,
Temple pi. ,
Mallon rd. , D. D. ,
Beacon st.,
Dartmouth st. ,
Lawndale ter., J. P.
Washington A. ,
School St.,
Chambers st..
BOSTON. 1NEDHES]}AY, SEPTEMBER 10, 191^.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Clancy,
Joseph J,
590
Glass,
John R.
36
Gleason,
Albert J. A.
10
Glover,
Gordon W.
40
Goddard,
Adam
2
Goldband,
Sol
69
Goldman,
Lewis
991-993
Goldman,
Meyer
64
Goodhue,
Paul H.
6
Goodapeed,
Royal H.
144
Goodwin,
Charles H.
20
Goodwin,
Frank C.
419
Goodwin,
John L.
27
Gordon,
John
321
Gordon,
Louis
49
Gott,
Mollis M.
10
Graham,
James H.
89
Graham,
Lewis H.
2
Grant,
John J.
23
Grant,
W. Herbert
26
Graves,
Harold
18
Graves,
William P.
244
Gray,
Oscar C.
786
Greeley,
Leo J.
11
Greenberg,
Allen
23
Greene,
Charles L.
501
Greene,
Thomas M.
1629
Greenlaw,
William P.
9
Greenleaf ,
Roy W.
38
Greenslett,
Carlton J.
67
Greenwood,
Oliver P.
Gruanaon,
Johan F.
15
Guilfoyle,
Frank T.
18
Gustus,
John A.
57
Hadge ,
Leon
13
Hagan,
Fred H.
169
Haviland,
William A.
70
Hale,
Charles F.
106
Hall,
Aldis 0.
250
Hall,
Arthur A.
37
Hall,
Charles A.
101
Hallett,
Loris F.
33
Halloran,
John
800
Hamblen,
Carleton B.
193
Hamilton,
John J.
51
' <
Dor.
Pox.
South St., Ros. ,
Otis St. ,
Everett sq. , B. D. ,
Water st.,
French ter,, Rox. ,
Kingsdale at.. Dor.
Washington st. ,
Glenwa^ st.. Dor.,
Trenton st. , C. D. ,
Elmo St., Dor.,
Atlantic av. ,
Atlantic av.
Calder st.,
Meridian st.
McLean st. ,
State St.,
State St.,
Tilden pi. ,
Beacon st. ,
Gardner St., B. D. ,
Bulf inch St. ,
Marlboro st.,
Washington st. ,
Lexington st., B. B. ,
Temple st. ,
Talbot av. ,
Tremont St.,
Ashburton pi, ,
Evelyn at., Mattapan,
Warren av. ,
Green at. , J. P. ,
Pitts St. ,
Mystic St. , CD.,
Corey st., C. D. ,
Hudson St.,
Tremont at.,
Franklin st. ,
Melville av. ,
Huntington av. ,
Faxon rd. ,
Claybourne st.. Dor.,
Congress st.,
E. First fit. ,
Grampian Way,
Sawyer av. ,
?(!...>»-/-- ttv.*,. r, i^io, J, j,Scy VA-ii
1225
1226
BOSTON, IKEDIJESDAY, SEPTEMBiSR 10, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Haml i n ,
Edward M.
148
State St.,
Hamlin,
Louis H.
148
Stratford St., W. R.,
Hand,
Stanley W.
78 Broadway,
Hanflig,
Harris
87
Bunker Hill st. ,
Hanflig,
Jacob I.
87
Bunker Hill st. ,
Hanley,
Jarnes T.
117
Bowdoin St., Dor.,
Hannever,
Grover C.
8
Supple St., Roxbury,
Hans com.
Clarence E.
1539
Beacon st..
Hanson,
Charles F.
16
Copeland st. ,
Hanson,
Martin P.
40^
Was]iington st..
Hanway ,
Patrick
0
Hammet st. , Rox. ,
Harling,
Joseph E.
20
(^ueensberry st. ,
Harris,
Johnson A.
6
Blackwood st. ,
Harriott.
Thomas C.
47
Winter st. ,
Harrington,
A. W.
1291
Commonwealth av..
Harrin&ton,
Harold E.
140-144
Essex St. ,
Harris,
John T.
134
Harvard av. , B. D. ,
Harris,
Louis
169
Allston St., B. D.,
Harris,
William E.
174
Harvard St.,
Hartlir.g,
John G.
Pilots
Office, Lewis Wharf,
Hartwell,
Richard K.
677
Beacon st. ,
Harvey,
Daniel E.
40
Iffley rd. ,
Harwood,
Albert P.
96
Thornton st., Roxbury,
Hatch,
William P.
19
Ashland st. , D. D. ,
Hatfield,
Harold M.
59
Mascot St., Dor.,
Hauseir,
William 0.
19
Congress st..
Hawes,
Robert B.
245
State St.,
Hay den.
Sydney R.
26
King St. , Dor. ,
Hazurgian,
Sarkis
199
Broadway,
Healy,
John T.
14
Rosemont rd.. Dor.,
Healey,
Michael J.
718
E. Second st. ,
Heaman,
William
150
Newbury st. ,
Hennessey,
William P.
25
Waldeck st.. Dor. ,
Henry,
William J.
59
Deering rd., Mattapan,
Herinton,
G. Alexander
28
Wachusett st. ,
Herlihy,
William D.
12
No. Market at. ,
Hebbard,
Benjamin H.
jr. 204
Hemenway s t . ,
Hickey,
Michael R.
39
Somerset st.,
Hickey,
Parker p.
403
Washington st. ,
Hicks,
Thomas M. B.
Jr. 177
Milk St.,
Hill,
Elmer T.
154
Woodrow av. , Dor. ,
Hill,
Lucius T.
35
congress st..
Hildreth,
Herbert A.
22
Tremlett st., Dor.,
Hirshen,
Max G.
219
Columbia rd. ,
Hoban,
Timothy E.
779
Fourth St.,
Hodges,
Charles E.
245
State St.,
BOSTON, WEDiJESDAY, SEFTEKBKR 10, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Hodgkins,
Oisamus L.
1633
Hoffman,
Morris
112
Holbrook,
William E.
70
Hollidge,
Crawford H.
5
Hollidge,
Edward M.
5
Holloway,
Clarence
161
Holloway,
William J.
161
Holmes,
Edwin B.
600
Holt,
Gustavus B.
27
Holt,
Harry H.
30
Holt,
Silas J.
14-2
Holton,
Ellis W.
20
Homer,
Valentine F.
41
Hopkins,
Harry P.
18
Hosmer,
Edwin K.
428
Hough,
Samuel
31
Houeen,
Jacob
63
Howard,
Julius C.
140
Howard,
Warren P.
106
Howes,
C. H.
599
Hull,
Ralph T.
62
Hollidge,
C. Crawford
5
Hunt,
G. D.
28
Hunte,
John
27
HutcJiins,
Edward
166
Hutching,
Hur S.
131
Hutchins,
Y/ilbur G.
86
Hutchinson,
James 0.
51
Hunter,
Lester 3.
60
Hyams,
D. N. C.
19
Ives,
Frederic W,
2
Irwin,
Charles T.
6
Israel,
Isidor
262
Izen,
William
9
Jackson,
Charles A.
711
Jacobs,
Arthur T.
357
Jacot,
Louis 0.
25
James,
Lewis E.
33
Jenney,
Walter H.
22
Joe,
Malcolm G.
5
Johnson,
Alel M.
5
Johnson,
Charles A.
15
Johnson,
Fred D.
326
Hillen,
John J.
4
Centre st.,
Devon St., Roxbury,
Kilby St., Room I7,
Temple pi. ,
Temple pi. ,
Tremont st. ,
Tremont st. ,
Atlantic av. ,
Long av. , B. D. ,
Harold st., Roxbury,
Dorchester av. ,
Jaraes st. , Llalden,
India st. ,
Van Winkle st. ,
Adams st. ,
Doris St. , Dor. ,
Temple pi.,
Tremont st.,
Queensberry st.,
Columbus av. ,
Alleton St., W. Medford,
Temple pi. ,
Chauncy st. ,
Gray s t . ,
Beacon st. ,
Beacon st.,
Dakota st. , Dor. ,
Soley St. , CD.,
Summer st..
Central st. ,
Park St.,
SuDiner pk. , Dor.,
Chestnut Hill av. ,
Staniford St.,
Beacon st.,
Washington st.,
Boylston St. ,
So. Market st.,
Chilton rd. ,
Temple pi. ,
Harvard av.. Dor.,
Pinckney st. ,
Shawmut av. ,
Woodside av. , J. P. ,
1227
1228
BOSTON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I9I9.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Johnson,
Edward E.
140
Johnson,
G. A.
133
Johnson,
John 0. E.
40
Johnson,
Mitchell J.
19
Johnson,
Stanley M.
33
Jones,
Allen C.
Jones,
Charles F.
170
Jones,
Girard N.
51
Jones,
John L.
370
Jones,
Robert M.
36
Jones,
William P.
40
Jopp,
Charles B.
1101
Joslyn,
George
800
Joyce,
Edward W.
782
Joyce,
Patrick H.
389
Kaizerraan,
Barney
20
Kallach,
Gordon C.
70
Kane,
Phillip J.
29
Kapff,
George R.
16
Karp,
Joseph
426
Karger
Nathan
90
Katlian,
Sara J.
30
Katz,
Joseph A.
19
Katz,
Sam
11
Kagan,
Maurice
10
Keating,
James J.
56
Keay.
H. D.
3^5
Keith,
D. S. Raymond
106
Keith.
Lawrence A.
106
Keliher,
William H.
32
Kelley,
Harry N.
13
Kelley,
James L.
45
Kelley.
John F.
Kendrick,
Bradford T.
72
Kenneally,
James A.
40
Kennedy,
Edward F.
11
Kettelle,
Fred W.
403
Keyes,
George F.
^^3
Kibrick,
Joseph
81
Kiley,
Stephen
20
Kimball,
Frank S.
68
Kimmerle,
Frank
89
Tremont st.,
Harold St.,
Water st. ,
Congress st. ,
Farquhar st. ,
American House, 56
Hanover st..
Commonwealth av.,
Cornhill,
Columbus av. ,
Federal st.,
Water st..
Beacon st. ,
E. First St. ,
V/ashington st. ,
Washington st., B. D. ,
Stanwood st. , Rox. ,
Federal st. ,
(iueensberry st.,
Beaufort rd. , J. P. ,
Geneva av. ,
Salem st.,
Rutland sq. ,
Harlem st. , Dor. ,
Wales pi. , Dor. ,
Auburn st. ,
Parkvale av., B. D. ,
Washington st.,
Huntington av. ,
Huntington av. ,
Congreve st., Ros.,
Pemberton sq. ,
Milk St.,
Long Wharf, Atlantic av,
Batavia st.,
Huntington av. ,
Temple pi. ,
Washington st. ,
Franklin st. ,
W. Cedar st.,
Franklin st. ,
Essex St. ,
St. Botolph St.,
1229
BOSTOII, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd,
King,
Leonard F.
309
Kirby,
Edmund W.
300
Kirkpatrick,
Robert
26
Kolikof,
I.
11
Kouloplos,
Nicholas
422
Kassavo,
Paul T.
340
Kramer,
Morris
105
Kudisch,
Joseph V/.
103
Kudisch,
Harry I.
121
Kumins,
Harry
137
Kyle,
George A.
3O-3B
Lacey,
John
91
Lacob,
Theodore
92
Lambert,
Walter T.
8
Lane,
Frank H.
17-23
Lantigua,
Edward F.
53
Lappin,
Harry W.
.^°
Latendorp,
Fred C.
670
Laugyiton,
Donald D.
^^
Lane,
Benjamin G.
28
Leavitt,
John ';v.
200
Leavitt,
Richard C.
21
Lehrburger,
Lyman
30
Lees,
David
63
Lenigan,
William H.
6
Lentz,
Edwin H.
882
Leonard,
Thomas H.
39
Leonard,
John A.
43
Lerman,
James S.
70
Leto,
Charles
71
Levin,
Ernest
140-144
Leventhal,
Harry
1099
Leventhal,
Israel
70
Levy,
Edward M.
74
Lewis,
Chester V.
33
Libby,
Bernard
5
Lieber,
William
123
Lierjioan,
Emil
21
Lima,
Wilbur 0.
2
Li gh than.
Guy L.
50
Linscott,
George A.
14
Lesser,
Alfred A.
1861
List,
Rudolph G.
26
Little,
Edward H.
100
Lalime,
William E.
12
Barristers Hall,
Pemberton sq.,
Hyde Park av . ,
Vinson st. , Dor. ,
Otisfield St., Roxbury,
Tremont st.,
Spring St. , W. R. ,
Hammond st., Roxbury,
Homestead st. , Rox. ,
Homestead st., Rox.,
Harold st. ,
School St.,
Gainsborough A. ,
Waumbeok st. ,
Cherry st. ,
Boylston st. ,
State St.,
Stanwood st., Dor.,
Massachusetts av.,
A St. ,
Maxfield st. , W. R.,
State St.,
Tremlett st. ,
Chauncy st.,
Leon St., Roxbury,
Maple St., Roxbury,
Huntington av. ,
Walnut St. , C. D. ,
Peter Parley rd. ,
Maywood st., Roxbury,
Charter st.,
Essex St. ,
Blue Hill av. ,
Tremont st..
Elm Hill av..
So. Market St.,
Intervale st.,
Minden st. , Roxbury,
M St.,
Park St.,
Brighton av., B. D. ,
Beacon st. ,
Washington St. ,
Dewey st. ,
Federal St.,
Boylston st. ,
1230
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTKMBiSR 10, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Lloyd.
Alfred A.
153
Lockhart,
George
264
Lodge,
James A. Jr.
13
Loehr,
Albert D.
79
Loffredo,
Michael
1429
Logofet.
Alexander
210
Longfellow,
Henry W.
15
Lord.
Fred R.
106
Lowe,
Harland J.
2
Lowrance,
John W.
84
Lowry,
Philip L.
80
Long,
George A.
372
Lussier,
Theodore
118
Lynch,
James E.
11
Lynd,
Robert J.
419
Macdonald.
A. J.
140
Mace,
Oliver E.
224
MacMahon,
John J.
443
Macoraber.
George A.
403
Macoraber,
Robert L.
403
Mahoney,
John J.
20
Mackin,
John E.
88
Maguire,
Henry J.
69
Maguire,
John J.
134
Maier.
Joseph G.
15^
Malaguti,
Charles D.
104
Maiden,
P atrick
29
Mai ley.
0. Frank
29
Maley,
Francis W.
8
Manning,
Joseph M.
17
Manning,
Timothy P.
118
Manousos,
D.
29
Mansfield,
John L.
70
Marble,
Cecil H.
95
Marinelli,
Agostino S.
23
Marshall,
Charles L.
36
Mar shal 1 ,
Williain A.
112
Martin,
C. J.
11
Martin,
John W.
860
Mason.
Frank E.
1475
Mason,
Lloyd A.
68
Mathews,
Edward E.
91
Matthews,
Robert J.
20
Maxwell,
Robert S.
33
Megan,
Thomas F.
45
Newbury st. .
Brookline av. ,
Wendover st.,
Court St.,
Commonweal th av . ,
Purchase s t. ,
Bellvista rd. ,
Beach st..
Linden st. , Brook. ,
State St.,
Nottingham rd. ,
Washington st.. Dor.
Glenville av. ,
Bainbridge st., Rox.
Atlantic av. ,
Fenway ,
Columbus av. ,
Chelsea st. , E. B. ,
Washington st. ,
Washington st. ,
Victoria st. , Dor. ,
Pearl st.,
Tremont st.,
Franklin st. , B. D. ,
Centre st. , J. P. ,
Gardner st., W. R. ,
E. Lenox st. ,
School St.,
Allen St.,
Vassar st. , Dor. ,
F St. ,
Hollis St.,
Federal st.,
E. Squantura st. ,
Breed st., E. B.,
School St.,
Devon st. ,
Ashburton pi. ,
Adams St. , Dor. ,
Centre st. , Ros. ,
Essex St. ,
Gainsboro st.,
Chapin av. , W. R. ,
Burgess st. ,
Milk St.,
1231
BOSTON, WEDlfflSDAY, SSPTEMBER 10, 1919.
Contd.
ver Licenses
Granted - contd.
Mendura,
W. J.
1334
Meyer,
Herman H.
17
Meyer,
Lucius
20
Miller,
Alton L.
80
Miller,
Max
275
Milligan,
Thomas
38
Mills,
Albert L.
43
Milsoa,
Charles E.
698
Miner,
John H.
18
Mirkin,
M« Ha
43
Mitchell,
Thomas 3.
1842-1844
Moloney,
Joseph F.
41
Monard,
James L,
18
Mondano,
Prank
15
Monnier,
Ernest
452
Montague,
Abraham
129
Moore,
Edward E.
3
Moore,
Prank A.
53
Moore,
John H.
1430
Moore,
Laws on V.
83
Moos,
J. Mack
1300
Moran,
Thomas P.
39
Morgan,
Francis J.
169
Morgan,
Sa H « J «
92
Morgill,
C. Frederick
1
Morrill,
Harvey L.
11
Morris,
Abraham B.
17
Morrison,
George E.
84
Moseaco,
John
13
Motley,
Thomas
241
Muckensturm,
Charles M.
14
Mullaney,
Prank R.
245
Mullard,
Robert
270i
Munck,
W. N. J.
66
Murphy,
Gerald J.
201
Murphy,
John J.
23
Murray ,
James
403
Myers,
S. A.
36
Myers,
Harry L.
24
Macfarlane,
C. w.
159
Maclntyre,
A. P.
84
MacKearnin,
William R.
170
MacKinnon,
Matthew W.
8
MacLaughlin,
Oliver D.
19
Macnaughton,
James
40
Commonwealth av.,
Lauriat St., Dor.,
Park St., Brook.,
Traverse st. ,
Blue Hill av. ,
School St. ,
Turner st. , B. D. ,
Washington st. ,
Farquhar st. , Ros;,
Chambers st.,
Dorchester av. ,
Peterborough st,,
Bulf inch St. ,
Henchman st.,
Audubon rd, ,
Harrishof st, Rox. ,
Adams St., C. D. ,
Rockview st. ,
Commonweal th av . ,
Westland av . ,
Washington st. ,
Court St.,
Treraont St.,
Bedford st. ,
Court St.,
Merchants row,
Sutton St. ,
Fenway,
Emerald st. ,
Beacon st. ,
Dillingham st. ,
State St.,
Centre st., J. P.,
So. Huntington av . ,
Humboldt av. ,
Park st, , Dor. ,
Vifashington st. ,
Otis St.,
Ridgewood St., Dor.
Huntington av. ,
Linden Park st. ,
Summer st.,
Irwin av. ,
Hillside av. ,
State St.,
1232
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
McAcy,
John W.
127
Park St. , Dor. ,
McAleer,
Stephen A.
63
Leon St. , Rox. ,
McAl later,
Charles D.
68
Essex St. ,
McCarron,
Joseph C.
29
Marlboro st.,
McCarthy,
Cornelius B.
60
State St.,
McCarthy,
Henry ?.
84
State St. ,
McCarthy,
William H.
8
Cottage St.,
McCarthy.
Timothy A.
38
School St.,
McClellan,
Shenaan B.
148
State St. ,
McCorraick,
Harry V .
51
Archdale rd., Ros. ,
McConvil.le,
Mathew J.
602
Sixth St.,
McDermott,
Francis A.
113
Federal st..
McGeough,
George F.
4
Sheafe st., G. D. ,
McGinnis,
John
27
School St. ,
Mclnnis,
Charles
61
White St., E. B.,
Mclnnis,
P. A.
23
Sal combe st. , Dor.,
Mcintosh,
Daniel P.
200
High St.,
McKenna,
Hugh R.
184
Tremont st..
McKone,
Weldon P.
533
Commonweal th av . ,
McLaughlin,
Dennis P.
9
Payette st. ,
McLaughlin,
Lawrence P.
25
Haven st. , Dor. ,
McCall,
Louis E.
72
Hampshire st., Rox.
McLellan,
Edward C.
52
Chatham st. ,
McNerney,
John
48
Spring Park av. ,
McRae ,
Daniel J.
10
Milford St.,
McWorkroan,
James M.
126
Bowdoin st..
Narcut,
Samuel
108
Elm Hill av. ,
Nash ,
Willmot A.
579-581
Atlantic av. ,
Naeon,
William S.
}^
School St. ,
Nathans,
Isaac
81
Leverett st. ,
Nealley,
Benjamin H.
18
Curtis av. , Sora. ,
Neuhoff ,
Harold
114
Glenville av. , B. D
Nelson,
A.
403
Washington st..
Nelson,
Joseph C.
111
Spring St. , E. Camb
Nelson,
Noak A. W.
14
Wright rd. , W. R.,
Nesson,
Julius I.
101
Tremont st. ,
Newell,
Alfred W.
61
Arlington st. , H. P
Newell,
Charles I.
957
Blue Hill av..
Newmarch,
Alfred
117
Washington st. ,
Nicholson,
James J.
53
Telegraph st. ,
Nix,
Albert C.
672
Tremont st. ,
No 0 nan.
John E.
856
Fifth St.,
Novakoff ,
Julius
107
Brunswick st. ,
Nute,
Irving
115
Chandler st. ,
Nyman,
Elmer S.
5
Yarmouth st..
1233
BOSTON. VQSDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19iy.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
O'Brien,
James E.
240
O'Brien,
Jeremiah
30
O'Connell,
P. A.
155
O'Donnell,
Edward B.
32
O'Donnell,
Thoioas F.
422
Olson,
Charles A.
21
Olson,
John A.
1662
On thank.
Arthur H.
40
Orchard,
Edward P.
8
Orcutt,
Charles A.
49
Ordway,
Richmond
833
O'Toole,
James M.
99
Owen,
Frederick L.
140'6
Paddon,
Samuel M.
17b
Page,
George A.
53
Pancoast,
Fred L.
15
Papke ,
George H.
i6i
Pappas,
George H.
l6l
Parke,
V. B.
80
Parker,
J. Ellis
100
Parks,
David F.
5
Partridge,
Henry E.
728
Patch,
Ralph W.
1
Patience,
John W.
209
Patros,
William G.
69
Paulson,
Agnar S.
144
Pearl,
Morey M.
34
Pearson,
Arthur M.
70
Pearson,
Gustaf E.
3b
Peasley,
James P.
20
Peck,
Stephen F.
12
Pelleriti,
Jose
3
Pelleson,
Chester A.
1195
Petersen,
James
92
Petit,
John S. H.
19
Pettingell,
Ralph D.
l\
Phair,
Andrew J .
Phelan,
Francis X.
4
Phillips,
Carleton W.
851
Phillips,
William H.
200
Piehler,
Otto J.
360
Pickering,
Arthur L.
40
Pierce,
Edward S.
27
Pierce,
George E.
15
Plakaa,
James M.
220
Podolski,
William
101
Highland av., Sora. ,
Allston St. , G. D. ,
Tremont st.,
Kempton St., Rox. ,
Bowdoin st. , Dor. ,
Edrnands st., Sora.,
Columbia rd. ,
Water St.,
Primrose st. , Ros. ,
Farragut rd. ,
Beacon st.,
Hampshire st., Rox.,
Commonwealth av..
School St.,
Beacon st.,
Pitts St.,
Warren av . ,
V/arren av, ,
Mt. Vernon st. ,
Boylston st. ,
W. Canton st..
Commonwealth av. ,
Union St. ,
Washington st. ,
Warren st., Roxbury,
St. Botolph St.,
Trident av . ,
Federal st..
Ivy St.,
Alexander st.. Dor.,
Hazelwood st., Rox.,
Oneida st. ,
Hyde Park st. ,
Marcella st.,
Belvidere st..
Congress st. ,
Eustis St., Roxbury,
Abbotsford st., Rox.
Boylston St. ,
High St.,
Boylston st. ,
Ho. i/Larket st.,
Damrell st. ,
Ashburton pi. ,
Main st.,
M St.,
1234
BOSTON, WEDKESDAY. SEPTEl/IBER 10, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Foley,
Jo seph
98
Pollock,
Kenry M.
82
Pollard,
Fred W.
14
Pond,
Abbott S.
64
porter,
Albert B.
18
Porter,
C. Harold
151
Porter,
Harry W.
84
Posner,
Max
43
Powell,
Benjamin P.
252
Powell,
Raymond J.
128
Power,
Francis W.
68
power,
Nelson £.
27
Powers,
William P.
New
Pratt,
Earl W.
786
Pratt,
Ezra F.
786
pray,
William C.
3
Prendergast,
James T.
34
Prest,
Edward J.
73
Prior,
Ler;nan C.
Hotel
Purcell,
James C.
60
Q,uagliano,
Victor A.
346
(^uincy,
Edward A.
65
tiuinn.
George P.
20
Q,uina,
Hugh A.
64
^uinn.
William M.
22
Race,
Arthur L.
Copley
Raleigh,
Edward J.
H
Ramsy ,
Johnson W.
Rankin,
Brut W.
127
Rankin,
Joseph S.
73
Rask.
Nelson G.
16
Rathberg,
Morris
31
Ratnof sky,
Samuel
48
Raymond,
Howard
2
Re amor.
David
16
Reed,
Arthur P.
106
Reid,
George T.
39
Reid,
James C.
140
Reid,
V/alter S.
194
Reinherz,
Davis
36
Renault,
John B.
84
Reuben,
Moses I. F.
99
Reynolds,
Charles J.
40
av,
Brighton st. ,
E. Concord st.
Commonweal th
Charlesgate East,
Bulfinch St. ,
Summer st. ,
Devon St. , Rox. ,
Humboldt av. ,
Cambridge st..
Castle St.,
Grampian Way,
Endicott st., Clifton-
dale,
England House, Blackstonfe
st. cor, Clinton st.,
Washington St. ,
Washington st. ,
Revere st. , •
Abbot St. ,
Treraont st. ,
Lenox, Exeter cor. of
Boylston St.,
Westland av. ,
Chelsea st.,
Gardner st., B. D. ,
Post Office sq. ,
Charlesgate East,
Claremont pk. ,
Plaza Hotel, Copley sq.
State St.,
Gay Head st. ,
Kilsyth rd, ,
Stanton st. ,
Claybourne
Cunningham
Goodale rd. ,
Newman pi., Roxbury,
Ashland st..
Beach st.,
Kerwin st. , Dor. ,
Tremont st.,
Boylston st. , J. P. ,
Ridgewood st., Dor.,
State st. ,
Glenville av , , B. D.
Sudbury st. ,
St., Dor.,
st. ,
, IJIattapan,
1235
BOSTON, WEDilESDAY, SiilPT2MBEH 10, l^iy.
Contd.
Revolver Licenaes Granted - contd.
Reynolds,
Edward E.
275
Rice,
Frederick W.
l6
Richard,
James F.
171
Ricker,
Harold K.
248
Rider,
J. Scott
Long
Riedel,
Oscar
1
Rinfret,
Ludger
3^
Ringar,
Edward R.
96
Riordan,
William J.
12
Ri ttenberg,
Joseph
103
Roberts,
Amos M.
271
Roberts,
C. L.
10
Robinson,
John G.
157
Robinson,
Porter 0.
1326
Roche,
Frederick
80
Rodin,
Abraham L.
351
Rogers,
Frank M.
34
Roll.
Edward P.
1309
Rose,
Jesse T.
21
Rosenberg,
Lewis
209
Rowe,
Austin E.
110
Rozen,
Joseph S.
95
Rubinovitz,
Harry
18
Rubins,
Thomas J.
107
Ruel,
Albert D.
82
Ruhl.
Jame s G .
50
Russell,
Arthur W.
16
Russell,
Edward H.
76
Russell,
Warren K.
13
Russo,
John G.
535
Ryan,
J. H.
395
Safford,
Frank H.
17
Sacks,
Isaac
12
Sager,
Joseph S.
112
Sahady,
Gabriel
70
Samuel,
R. P.
395
Sanders,
Edward A.
157
Sarkisian,
Roopor
1956
Saunders,
Thomas V/.
20
Schaeltz,
W. Sherjoan
11
Schneider,
Theopilus
280
Schonfeld,
Jerome
157
Schoon-Tiaker,
H. R.
11
Schultz,
Conrad H.
41
Schultz,
Ernst L.
381
Washington st. ,
Elko St., B. D.,
Wachusett st. ,
Warren st. , Roxbury,
Wharf, Atlantic av.,
Centervale pk. , Dor.,
Summer st.,
Sumner st., E. B.,
Hilburn st.,
Waumbeck st., Roxbury,
W. Newton gt.,
Brainerd rd., B. D. ,
Essex St. ,
Blue Hill av. ,
Summer st.,
Charles st.,
Richwood St., '.7. R. ,
Commonweal th av . ,
Hollis St. ,
Essex St. ,
Loring rd. , Winthrop,
Mountfort St.,
Way land st., Roxbury,
Salem st. ,
E. Concord st. ,
Congress st. ,
Heath St. , Som. ,
Havre st.,
Allston St. , Dor. ,
Beacon st. ,
Washington st.,
Halifax st. , J. P. ,
Glenway St.,
Tyndale st..
Harvard st.,
Washington st.,
Essex St. ,
"A" Dorchester av . ,
Post Office sq. ,
Pemberton sq. , Room 7IO
Dartmouth st. ,
Homestead st., Roxbury,
Union st . ,
Houghton St., Dor.,
Adams s t . ,
1236
BOSTON, WEDiJESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Schultz,
Rudolf
4
"A" Forest st. , Rox. ,
Schuraan,
Joseph H.
147
Milk St.,
Shutzer,
Arthur
125
Summer st..
Scott,
Clarence W.
28
Waban st., Roxbury,
Scovitch,
Jack
70
Tremont st..
Seaward,
Forest T.
124
Huntington av. ,
Seavey,
William E.
25
Pinckney st..
Seidler,
Daniel
39
Cornhill,
Selipsky,
Albert
53
Bickford st..
Sedersky,
David H.
Columbus av. ,
Sennott,
George P.
87
School St.,
Severance,
Leon M.
616
Commonwealth av.,
Sexton,
Leo E.
22
Edson St. , Dor. ,
Shortis,
Richard
12
Chelsea st. , C. D. ,
Shuman,
George H.
151
Longwood av., Brookline,
Sklar,
Charles
217
Chambers st..
Selleck,
Lawrence M.
170
Summer st..
Shenker,
Morris
11
Allen St.,
Shannon,
Michael J.
28
Maverick st. ,
Shapiro,
Harry
166
Howard av . ,
Shaughnesay,
Matthew F.
1676
Dorchester av. ,
Shaw,
Frank
19
Dartmouth St.,
Sherman,
Henry A.
12
Chauncy pi. , J. P. ,
Sherman,
Isaac
298
Washington st.,
Shmall,
Isidor
36
Havelock st., D. D. ,
ShUBian,
Maurice
15
Greenwood st., D. D. ,
Shute,
Frederick W.
316
Huntington av. ,
Simpson,
James H.
30-38
School St.,
Skinner,
Carl H.
2
Park St.,
Slavin,
Charles A.
12
Boston pi. ,
Slink,
William
74
Bowdoin st. , Dor. ,
Sloane,
John R.
531
Albany st..
Smart,
Frederick
518 Washington St.,
Smith,
Abraham I.
64
Walnut St. ,
Smith,
Charles A.
800
E. First St.,
Smith,
Charles H.
93
Warren st., Roxbury,
Smith.
Edson B.
46
Maxwell st.. Dor.,
Smith,
Edward A.
229
Marginal st..
Smith,
Francis B.
30
Kilby St.,
Smith,
Forrest
8
Winthrop st., E. B. ,
Smith,
Frederick M.
81
Arlington at. ,
Srai th ,
Joseph J.
8
Allen St.,
Smith,
Stedman
60
State St.,
Smith,
William H.
3
Arcadia st. , Dor. ,
Smith,
William N.
202
Washington st. ,
1237
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919-
Contd.
Revolver Licensee Granted - contd.
Smokier,
Hyman
39
Snow,
William E.
72
Sohier,
William D. Jr.
50
Solomon,
George B.
20
Sobotky,
Irving
235
Soukikian,
Missak K.
536
Spencer,
Charles W.
160
Spencer,
Harry L.
156
Sperry,
Jerome L.
758
Spitzer,
Alexander
11
Squire,
Frederic C.
89
Stackpole,
Arthur E.
327
Standi ey.
Lester H.
^?
Steptoe,
Edward
106
Staples,
John N. Jr.
93
Stearns,
Alanson B.
49
Stea.rns,
Charles H.
84
Stephens,
William
88
Stevens,
William P.
51
Stevenson,
Allan
^'^U
Stewart,
Carson R.
88
Stinson,
A. L.
79
Stodder,
L. N.
88
Stone ,
Robert
Stone,
W. N.
73-75
Strauss,
Leon
137
Sturges,
William H.
Liberty
Sullivan, .
David J.
78
Sullivan,
James H.
114
Sullivan,
William J.
36
Supple,
John B.
122
Sutliff,
William R,
201
Swan,
Frank C.
59
Swans on.
Oscar E.
417
Swartz,
Samuel A.
31
Swensen,
0. Walter
111
Sweeney- ,
William L.
120
Swig,
Israel
48
Swift,
Charles L.
523
Symmes,
Arthur F.
39
Tager,
Hyman
137
Talbot,
M. Harley
403
Talbot,
Herbert C.
403
Talbot,
Max L.
403
Tawa,
W. B.
80
Tay,
William M.
157
Taylor,
Albert V.
19
Hansborough st. ,
Gardner st, , B. D. ,
Congress st.,
Leslie St., Mattapan,
Chestnut Hill av . ,
Cororaonwealth av . ,
Tremont st.,
Boylston st. ,
Washington st. ,
7/estminater rd. ,
Beach st.,
Huntington av . ,
Garrison st.,
Rowland st. , Roxbury,
Leon St., Roxbury,
Astor St.,
Clifton St. ,
Grove st.,
Cornhill,
South St. ,
Pearl st..
Park St. , Brook. ,
Pearl st.,
City Hall,
So. Market st.,
V/ashington st. ,
Trust Company, Washing-
ton cor. Court st. ,
Preble st. ,
Melville av. ,
Summer st. ,
Talbot av. ,
K St. ,
Bedford at.,
Vi'ashington st. ,
Woloott St. , Dor. ,
Milk St.,
Fulton St. ,
Waverly st., Roxbury,
Itain St., Wareham,
St. Stephens st.,
Hutchings St., Roxbury,
V>'ashington st. ,
V/ashington st. ,
Washington st. ,
Traverse st.,
Essex St. ,
Cranston st..
1238
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTOIffiER 10, 19i9.
Contd.
Revolver LicenseB Granted - contd.
Taylor,
Taylor,
Terhune,
Thoma,
Thompson,
Thompson,
Thompson,
Thornton,
Thorne,
Tierney,
Til ton,
Toppin,
Toye,
Trevi thick,
Tripp,
Tripp,
Truptenitzer,
Turner,
Turner,
Upton,
Van Huysen,
Vail,
Vaux,
Varley,
Veazie,
Voymas,
Wade,
Waite,
Wakefield,
Waldo,
Walker,
Walsh,
Walsh,
Walsh,
Walther,
Wanzer,
Way,
Ward,
Ward,
Wellington,
Watkins,
Watt,
We den.
We i 8 s ,
Weisberg,
Welcome,
Wellington,
Weeks,
George H.
Henry A.
Harry R.
Thomas J.
Frank W.
Fred H.
Joseph A.
John F.
Budd D.
Nicholas
Arthur C.
William E.
Joe
Thomas H.
Emil 0. C.
Frederick G.
Samuel
Emmons H.
Paul D.
Friend L.
Harry T.
Percy J.
Gugson
John F.
Harold K.
Constance M.
K. H.
Harry W.
Charles H.
Earl W.
James H.
Edward
Frank J.
Joseph T.
George C.
V/allace E.
Bernard J.
Donald Z.
George M.
Edward F.
Arthur E.
G. Gordon
Paul G.
Leonard C.
John
Harry A.
Charles H.
E. Sinclair
164 Newbury st. ,
5 Carlos St. , Dor. ,
388 V/ashington st. ,
246 Boston st. ,
75 Pitts St.,
150 Pleasant st.,
403 Washington st. ,
40 Water st. ,
2 Shafter st. ,
535 Beacon st. ,
28 Summer st. ,
509 Washington st., B. D. ,
53 Harvard St., Dor.,
316 Summit av., B. D. ,
853 Beacon st. ,
100 Franklin st. ,
100 Boylston st. ,
145 Atlantic av. ,
30 State St. ,
250 Devonshire st.,
36 School St. ,
4 Sunderland et. ,
247 Atlantic av . ,
36 Suirjoer st. ,
38 School St.,
1663 Blue Hill av,,
60 Canal st . ,
46 Gornhill,
60 State St.,
722 Beacon st. ,
'^'^ Blackstone st.,
8 Dal ton St. ,
207 Endicott st. ,
835 Columbia rd. ,
40 Water st. ,
45 Sudbury st . ,
123 Dorchester av . ,
44 Allston Heights, B. D. ,
3 Walnut av,, Roxbury,
35 So. Market st. ,
20 Franklin st. ,
123 Wren st., W. R. ,
15 Clement pk. , Dor.,
10 Wales St., Dor. ,
1377 Corairjonwealt?! av. ,
86 St. Eotolph St.,
80 Warrenton st. ,
70 Federal st..
1239
BOSTON, WSDEESDAY, SEPTOiCBER 10, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
7?heaton,
Wheeler,
Wheeler,
Wheelock,
Wielan,
Wherty,
Whi taker,
Whi taker,
\Vhi taker,
Whitcomb,
White,
White,
White,
White,
Whitman,
Whitteniore,
Whitteinore,
Whitteinore,
Whitteniore,
Whitten,
Whittier,
Wigetrnan,
Wiley.
Wilkins,
Willey,
Williams.
Williama,
Williairs,
Williamson,
Willoughby.
Winner,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Y/iner,
Winston,
Wise,
Wogan,
Wood,
Wood,
Woodason,
Woodruff,
Y/oodson,
V/oodworth,
Warren C.
Arthur E.
H. Warren
Arthur F.
Fenton
William J.
Joseph W.
N. C.
Robert L.
Howard
Frank
Louis A.
Carl P.
Winfred J.
Charles G.
Donald L.
John A. Jr.
Louis F.
Theodore P.
Cecil P.
Alvin W.
Max
Seth H.
Frank L.
Y/alter T.
J. A.
Joseph H.
William H.
Thomas R.
E. L.
Joseph
Allan J.
Charles L.
Herbert S.
Louis E.
Julius K.
Harry R.
John P.
Gerald T.
Edward E. Jr.
Franklin
WilliaK H.
Washington
William
Todd C.
200High St.,
88 Pearl st. ,
238 Hemenway st.,
292 Broadway,
14 Antrim st., E. B..,
16 Tuttle St. , Dor. ,
403 Washington st.,
7 Temple pi. ,
403 Washington st. ,
31 Pilgrim rd. ,
22 Warrenton st. ,
93 Webster st. , E. B..
338 Newbury st. ,
165 Crawford st. ,
50 Congress st.,
18 Howitt rd., W. R. ,
72 Montview st. , W. R. ,
73-75 So. Market st.,
10 Boxford ter., W. R.,
139 Federal st. ,
15 State St. ,
79 W. Cedar st.,
33 state Pt. ,
37 Charles st.. Dor.,
518 Washington st.,
21 Roseland st. ,
95 Summer st. ,
50 Congress st. ,
30 Court St. .
1 Beacon st. ,
46 Parkvale av. ,
137 High St.,
83 H St.,
200 High St.,
11 Idlewild St., B. D.,
16 V/estminster rd.,
38 Fabyan st. , Dor.,
o4 State st. ,
33 Congress st.,
116 North St.,
272 Allston St., B. D. ,
101 Causeway st.,
2 Finwood Circle. Camb.,
22 Thorndike st. ,
34 Pleasant st., H. P.,
1240
BOSTON, IKEDIOSSDAY, SEP TOMBJfiR 10, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licensee
Granted - concluded
•
Wolcovich,
Sender
12
Wolfe,
Stanton
33
Wallace.
Knight L.
1
Wortsraan,
Max
39
Wright,
G. Herioan
53
Wright,
John J.
159
Wrigley.
Frank H.
40
Wyszyneii,
Wladyelaw
630
Yaffe,
George
47
York,
Albert E.
11
Young,
Alfred J.
46
Younger,
Winthrop p.
535
Zervae,
Manuel A,
447
Zoll.
Hyman
71
Zupkouekas,
Zaph
192
Laconia st.,
E. Newton St.,
Beacon st. ,
Harwood st. , Dor. ,
Woodford St.,
Hanover st.,'
V/ater st.,
Dorchester av. ,
V/yoming st. ,
Hyde st.,
Clinton St.,
Beacon st. ,
Shawraut av. ,
Walnut pk. ,
D St.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31, I920.
Employers.
Ralph B. Williams, Trustee,
55.71 Kilby St.,
The Atlantic Works,
Alfred S. Cox, Treasurer,
80 Border st. ,
Imperial Amusement Company,
Patrick P. Lydon, Pres.,
619 Broadway,
Loring, Coolidge & Noble, Agents
premises managed by said agents
located in the City of Boston,
P. Murray Forbes, Agent,
The Hamilton,
260 Clarendon st.,
Webster & Atlas National Bank,
F. B. Butts, Ass't Cashier,
cor. Court & Washington sts
G. M. Wethern Company,
William E. Harris, Supt. ,
21-27 Temple pi., & 33-37 West
st. .
Officers
•
Adams ,
Luther P.
Aiken,
George E.
Albee,
George M.
Aldrich,
Elliott W.
White,
Bertram H.
Allen,
James F.
Atwood,
Robert F.
Avery,
Edward W.
\
BOSTON, WISDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.
Contd.
1241
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Employers.
Beebe,
Beebe,
Beebe,
Butler,
Beeler,
Puller,
Bennett,
Aylward,
Thomas D. ,
Berk ov sky,
Simon ;
Baasner,
John G.
Bader,
L. V.
George,
Ralph F.
Hoag,
Rush M.
Barter,
V/illiam J.
Binder,
Adolph
Capone,
Pas quale
Carey,
Lawrence J.
Cox,
Thomas P.
Cronin,
Paul
Curtis,
Joseph
Dolan,
Charles L.
Gannon,
Bernard S.
Guthrie,
James P.
Kirk,
Henry M.
Sullivan,
John J.
Taylor,
Charles H,_
Beach,
Lyman E.
Newton,
C. Parker
Bean,
William K.
>-
John H. Jr,
Junius 0.
Stuart
Harold V.
Fenley S.
Lorin L.
Frank T.
Hailpairns, Lessees,
S. Berks, General Manager,
35-4-1 Winter st..
United Candy Company,
P. C. Goodwin, Manager,
321 North St. ,
Prudential Trust Company,
William P. Bailey, Treas. ,
83 Summer st. ,
The Ginter Company,
James C. Duane, Treasurer,
various warehouses and retail
stores of said company located
in the city of Boston,
Boston Molasses Company,
Clarence E, Heath, Ass't Treas
660 Summer st. ,
Cabot, Cabot & Forbes, Agents,
by F. Murray Forbes,
60 State St., 29 Commonwealth av
3-5-7 State St., 212-226 Washing-
ton St., 99 Commonwealth av., 26
Clarendon st., 30 Ipswich st.,
399-421 Boylston st., 146 Massa-
chusetts av., 8 Irvington st., &
687 Boylston st. ,
Lucius Beebe & Sons,
by Junius 0. Beebe,
129-131 South St.,
Franklin Rubber Company,
L. L. Fuller, Ass't Treas.,
134 Federal st. ,
Lane Bros. Company,
W. A. Lane, Manager,
555 Atlantic av . ,
124:
BOSTON, WEDKESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers. Employers.
Bennett, John K.
Bens took.
Bergen,
Biester,
Bowen,
Collier,
Curtin,
Fillmore,
Glover,
Greene,
Jones,
Onthank,
Wrigley,
Berry,
Brisk,
Kyle,
Marshall,
Milligan,
Has on,
Simpson,
Van Huysen,
Veazie,
Bertrand,
Biggio,
Blanchard,
Brown,
Brown,
Burack,
Donovan,
Duncan,
Edwards,
Franz,
Galland,
Harris,
Hoban,
Kelly,
Maloney,
Mettler,
Q,uinn,
Maxey J.
William J.
Ernest L.
A. Russell
Victor W.
Frank S.
Earl F.
Gordon W.
Thomas M.
William F.
A. Heath
Frank H. ^
Bernard M.
Louis M.
George A.
Charles L.
Thomas
William E.
James H.
Harry T.
Harold K._
Alfred W.
Scollay Sq. Olympia Company,
Max Shoolman, President,
3 Treraont row,
Elpert Brothers,
by Abraham Elpert,
76 Hanover st., & 72 Washington
St. ,
The National Shawmut Bank,
Alfred L. Aiken, President,
40 Water st. ,
The Boston Five Cents Savings
J. W. Holmes, Treasurer,
30-38 School St. ,
>
Andrew A.
George A.
Mark J.
Samuel
Abraham
Joseph P.
William F.
George F.
William B.
Mill H.
Louis
Timothy E.
Joseph W.
Edward L.
Harry L.
John S.
Whitcomb & Company, Agents,
Devonshire Building,
10 State St. ,
The Kennedy Company,
H. A. Burnell, Vice Pres.,
26-36 Summer st.,
1243
BOSTON. WEDKESDAY, SEPTEMB3R 10, 1919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Employers.
Rinfret,
Sauntry,
Sullivan,
Varley,
Blake,
Clifford,
De Wolfe,
Estabrook,
Johnson,
Kiley,
Sullivan,
Watkins,
Blunt,
Harding,
Nolan,
Bottomley,
Bora,
Jewett,
Loughman,
Lane,
Ronan,
Marson,
MacDougall,
McLeod,
Rogers,
Bousquet,
Hogan,
Loughlin,
Hickey,
MacKay,
Merriman,
Monahan,
Nagle,
Sellers,
Sherwin,
Bowdren,
Ellis,
Emerson,
Stone,
Walker,
Brackett,
B.
S.
H.
A.
Ludger
John J.
William J.
John F. _
Charles
Michael
James M
Herbert
Charles
Stephen
David J.
Arthur E5
Walton W.
John J.
James E.
Ernest
Louis E.
Frederick L
George J.
Frederic T.
John J.
Leon A.
Arthur
John
Earle J.
The Kennedy Company,
H. A. Burnell, Vice Pres.,
26-36 Summer st. ,
DeWolfe & Fiske Company,
Arthur E. Watkins, Vice Pres.
12-20 Franklin st. ,
r
ir*L. I
G. Jrf
Daniel
John P.
John J.
Charles E.
George A.
Dana S.
John S.
David
William H.
Paul U. _
Charles H.
Paul C.
Archibald
Charles
Louis A.
Harold F.
Trustees of Massachusetts Auto-
mobile Club, Francis Peabody,
Chairman, 100 Stuart st.,
premises located On Coluinbus av.,
•♦ " in Dorchester,
" " " Hyde Park,
" M ti Jamaica Plain,
" •♦ " Dorchester,
" " " Alls ton
" "at Upham's Corner,
" " in Roxbury,
all approved by F. I. Peckham for
the F. W. Woolworth Company,
J, R. Whipple Company,
Paul U. Sherwin, Director,
Young's Hotel, Court st., &
Parker House, 60 School st. ,
Eastern Massachusetts St. Ry. Co.
R. B. Stearns, V. Pres.,
543 Commercial St.,
Fourth-Atlantic National Bank,
A. W. Haines, V. Pres.,
53 State St. ,
1244
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 191 9.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Bronski,
Brookings,
Brower,
Purber,
Goodwin,
Kirkpatrick,
Lynd,
Rich,
Stearns,
Taylor,
Brown,
Lovett,
O'Hare,
Browne,
Coffin,
Dawes,
Graham,
Haslett,
Hunt,
Jordan,
Maguire,
Manuel,
McCarthy,
Sanborn,
Skillings,
Smith,
Welch,
Buergerroeier,
Casto,
Cressey,
Finn,
Woods,
Burgess,
Manuel
Walter F.
Emory H.
Harold F.
Frank C.
Robert
Robert J.
Howard L.
Alanson B.
Henry A. .
Fred W. ]
John S. C.Jrl
Martin M. ]
John 3.
William E.
William R.
Raymond E.
James C.
Lewis I.
Ernest F.
Henry
Harold R.
Joseph A.
Harold 0.
Frank A.
LeRoy
Harry F. _
Orville R.
Charles E.
Frank G.
Patrick J.
Charles Fj_
Thoroas
Employers.
T. F. Russell,
452 Audubon rd. , & Rice
Building, 10 High st.,
Compton Trust,
Walter F. Brookings, Mgr.,
161 Devonshire st.,
Lynd- Far quhar Company,
Robert J. Lynd, President,
419-425 Atlantic av,, & 82-84
Purchase st..
>
Farley Harvey & Company,
by William D. Harvey,
141-149 Essex St., & 3I Bedford;
St. ,
F. W. Woolworth Company,
E. A. Bardel, Ass't Treasurer
premises of said company located
in the city of Boston,
General Baking Company,
B. S. Ferguson, Manager,
premises located at 853-879
Albany St., Hunneraan St., Davis
pi. , & Colony- pi. ,
Massachusetts Chocolate Company,
W. W. Cummings, V. President,
197 Norfolk av. ,
BOSTON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I919.
Contd,
1245
special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers. Employers.
Capen,
Gifford,
Hurley,
Peachey,
Carle,
Carey,
Craig,
Eastman,
Ivison,
Gott,
Newbold,
White,
Cairns,
Pancoast,
Swanson,
Thompson,
Chadbourne,
Chamberlain,
Corbiere,
Goodwin,
Shaw,
Short,
Chamberlain,
Clark,
Hines,
Webster,
Cleveland,
Patch,
Taylor,
Frank F. ) East Boston Gas Company,
Robert L. ( W. M. Gifford, President,
Joseph P. I 38 Central sq., & 111 Devonshire
George H. JrJ st. ,
Frank Hanover Trust Company,
James E. Farrell, V. Pres.
132 Hanover st. ,
The National City Co. of Boston,
William H.
George W. Jr,
Richard H.
Albert A.
Hollis M.
T. Jefferson
Benjamin F
Thomas
Fred L.
John T.
Frank W.
Raymond B.
Henry V.
James D.
Ralph L.
Nathan R.
John J.
Horton N.
Stewart
John P.
Frederic W.Jr.
Fred C.
Ralph W. ;
Frank A. '
B. F. White,
10 State
V. President,
St..
E. B. Badger & Sons Co.,
Erastua B. Badger,
Pitts St. ,
Fred M. Blanchard by G. W.
Vaughan, Wool Storage
Warehouse, 208-2l6 Summer st. &
246 Summer st. ,
Y. D. Service Garages, Inc.,
J. Dallas Corbiere, Pres.,
341 Newbury st. ,
Northeastern Leather Co.,
Ira Mosher, Treasurer,
12-14 South St., 23V-241 Albany
St., & 11-21 Federal st.,
I The Three Millers Company,
[ F. L. Mller, President,
I 54-58 Chardon st. , & 51-55
Pitts St.,
Arthur E. Dorr & Company, Inc.,
Arthur E. Dorr, Treas.,
1-11 Union st., & 2-10 North st.
3L246
BOSTON, WEDlv^SSLAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Cody,
Gardner,
Myers,
Coleman,
Conohan,
Farrell,
Stowell,
Iryder,
John B.
Alton T. ']
Harry L. '
Max
William J. G.
J. Joseph
Walter L.
William B.
Converse,
Frank L.
Coolidge,
J. R. 3rd
Corcoran,
Thomas E.
Corkery,
York,
Herbert T. )
Albert E. )
Costello,
Charles P.
Cotting,
Lee,
Tuckerman,
Coyle,
Charles E. Jr
George C.
John A.
James M,
Cronin,
John J.
Cunningham,
Jenney,
Miller,
Thompson,
Wiggin,
Martin H.
William T.
John F.
E. Barton
Harry C.
Employers,
Delano Potter & Company,
C. E. Hanscora,
43-4-5 Commercial st. ,
Max Coleman, Owner,
42 Sudbury st. ,
H. P. Hood & Sons,
Charles H. Hood, Pres.,
494. 629, 477-479, 481-495
Rutherford av., 5-15 Thorndike
St., 8-24 Allen st., 440-452
Main st., 22-30 Anson st., 19-24
St. Mark st., I36 Westbourne ter.
298 Dorchester st., 1204 Colum- 1
bia rd. & 66 Whitfield st., |
Converse &, Company,
25-27 South St.,
J. R. Coolidge 3rd,
67 "A" Chestnut st. , I30
Beacon st. & 303 Berkeley st.
Waitt & Bond, Inc. ,
Charles B. Waterman, V. Pres.
716 Columbus av.,
Paine Furniture Company,
by S. G. Hall,
81 Arlington st. ,
Charles P. Costello,
Hotel Puritan,
290 Commonwealth av.,
) Lee Higginson & Company
[ George J. Lee, Partner,
) 44 State st.,
Keith Bijou Theatre,
R. M. Oilman, Manager,
545 Washington st. ,
Trinity Court Pharmacy
Ruth Lev e en, Manager,
161 Dartmouth st. ,
Eastern Drug Company',
Bernard Jenney, Treasurer,
14 Fulton St. ,
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTSiiiBER 10, I919,
Contd.
1247
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers. Employers,
Curley,
Curnane,
Malley,
Curtis,
Dalton,
Devoe,
Daly,
Ellinwood,
Field,
Danforth,
Dav i 3 ,
Mahoney,
Remington,
Seevak,
Deady,
Maitland,
Dick,
Wheeler,
Ditmars,
Whitaker,
Donovan,
Cavanaugh,
Downs ,
Fox,
Johnson,
Lanib,
Marks,
Edward D.
Chester A.
0. Frank
Nelson Jr.
Harry E.
Stephen J
Walker W.
C. Howard
Howard Jr.
John C.
William H.
Peter T.
John T.
Louis N.
Eugene T.
Robert A.
John R. ]
Clifton H]
Robert L.
William L.
Joseph F.
George J.
John G.
Charles M
John J.
Charles
John D.
}
Algonquin Club,
Edward D. Curley, Manager,
217 Commonwealth av.,
D. H. Posner,
William J. Vflierty, Mgr. ,
29 School St.,
Wm. M. Flancers Company,
G. G. Stevens, Treasurer,
48-49 India st. , I33 Broad st. &
5 Export St.
Conway Leather Company,
Albert R. Moulton,
157 South St.,
Boston Young Men's Christian
Association, Arthur S. Johnson,
Pres., 312-320 Huntington av.,
Beal Bros. & John C. Danforth,
Owners, 448-452 Audubon rd. , &
14-34 Medfield st.,
Boston City Club,
Roy L. Westcott, Manager,
12-14 Somerset st. & 2-4-6-8-10
Ashburton pi. ,
S. H. Davis Company,
E. Z. Davis, Treasurer,
31-35 Sudbury st., & 68-72
Portland st. ,
A. Stowell Sc Company, Inc.,
A. D. Cook, Vice Pres. ,
24 Winter st. ,
I Warren F. Witherell Company,
I Augustus A. Fales, Director,
91 Causeway st. , 205-207 Port-
land St., 197-201 Portland st. ,
Donovan Brothers,
John H. Casey, Attorney,
44-46 South St.,
The Brockway-Smith Corporation,
J. H. Osborn, V. Pres.,
465 Medford St., C. D. ,
1248
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, I919,
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Evans, Churchill C.
Employers.
Fallen,
Norman T.
Sanborn,
Charles
Flaherty,
John J.
Hinxman,
Raymond E.
Irving,
George A.
McClafferty,
John 0.
McKe nna ,
Michael A.
McKenney,
Charles J.
Shealey,
Timothy J.
Smith,
Peter G.
Flint,
Russell A.
MacKinnon,
Matthew W.
Sturges,
William H.
Forbes,
Edward P.
Hannever,
Grover C.
Hillen,
John J.
Foster,
L. F.
Fowler,
Henry B.
Harbour,
William C.
O'Reilly,
Herbert F.
Rogan,
Thomas ?.
Tumble ty,
peter E.
Foye,
Thomas L.
Navin,
John F.
Puller,
Samuel A.
Pratt,
Earl W.
Pratt,
Ezra ?.
Taylor,
George H.
Gray,
Oscar C.
Gallagher,
Edward M.
Gibbons,
William H.
Goodhue,
Felix G.
Maguire,
John J.
Maguire,
William T.
Marcellus S. Ayer, Owner,
Exeter St. Theatre,
cor. Newbury Sc Exeter sts..
Wolf's "My Clothier"
Bernard M. Wolf, Lessee,
cor. Hanover & Portland sts.
General Baking Company,
Frank R. Shepard, Manager,
premises bounded by Bunker Hill,
Edgeworth, Jackson & Ferrin sts.,
Liberty Trust Company,
George B. Wason, President,
197 Washington st.,
Farrington Manufacturing Co.,
H. J. Farrington, Gen'l Mgr.,
23 Vale St.,
Simmons College,
Henry Lefavour, President,
Fenway,
Columbian National Life Ins. Co.
Joseph Balch, Director,
77-87 Franklin St., & 88 Arch st.
Frank Carle,
380-282 & 284 Dartmouth st.,
Ezra F. Pratt, |
Pratt Building,
cor. Washington, Bennet & Ash sts,
Charles A. Phelan & Company,
Charles A. Phelan,
99 State st. ,
Thayer McNeil Company,
Harold F. McNeil, Treasurer,
47 Temple pi. & 15 West St.,
I
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919 •
Contd.
1249
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers. Employers.
Gleason, Al'bert J. A.
Goodnow,
Charles N.
Packard,
Donald K.
Rising,
Haney B.
Walton,
William H.
Grant,
George A.
MacTaggart,
Harry M.
Meehan,
George
Pitkin,
William W.
Ryder,
William C.
Upton,
Joseph M.
Grover,
Charles S.
Gustin,
Henry 0.
Gustin,
McGeough,
John A.
George F.
Hagan,
Fred N.
Hall.
Aldis 0.
Hall,
George P.
Hvealey,
Herman E.
approved "by His Honor the Mayor
& Charles E. Ware Jr., Sec,
Liberty Hall,
Boston Common.
Harris, Forbes & Co. Inc.,
E. A. Cowdrey, Cashier,
offices in John Hancock Building,
178 Devonshire st.,
Davidson Rubber Company, 1
C. B. Houghton, Clerk, I
50 Brighton st. , C. D. ,
American Railway Express Co.,
W. A. Morris, Superintendent,
premises in North & South
Stations, I90 Portland St., 27
Otis St., 43 Franklin st., 791
Tremont st. , 3^3 Congress St.,
30 Dorchester av., & Compton,
Village & Lucas sts.,
H. Hooper Lawrence, Agent,
Garden Building,
248 Boylston st.,
Terminal Wharf & Railroad Ware-
house Co., S. G. Spear, Treas.
cor. Terminal & Medford sts.,
Chickering & Sons,
G. R. Mance, Manager,
169 Tremont st.,
Aldis 0. Hall, Lessee,
814-816 Washington st. & 2^0
Huntington av . ,
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co.,
Theodore Jones, President,
33 Franklin st.,
Henry Goddard, Ass't Minister,
St. Paul's Cathedral,
136 Tremont st..
1250
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Heath,
Kennedy,
Hervey,
Howe,
Holbrook,
Jackson,
Roberts,
Jones,
Stevens,
Kennedy,
Isanti gna.
Lawless,
Leonard,
Way,
Leventhal,
Lincoln,
Lloyd,
McAdams ,
Ramsey,
Lowell,
Charles E. )
James J, )
Chester A. )
Henry E. )
William E.
George P. )
William F. )
Girard N. )
William P. )
Edward F.
Edward P.
Edward C.
Thomas H.
Bernard J.
Israel
Charles E.
William A.
Thomas J.
Emmor
James B.
Employers.
Washington St. Olyrapia Co.,
Max Shoolman, President,
658 Washington st. ,
Goes & Young Company,
W. E. Young, President,
18-20 School St. & 8-10 Avery st
Firemen's Fund Insurance Co.,
A. K. Simpson, Manager,
70 Kilby St.,
H. S. & M. W. Snyder, Inc.,
John J. Franie, Sec,
65 South St.,
Merchants Co-operative Bank,
A. E. Duffill, Treasurer,
51 Cornhill,
Jays, Inc.,
Jay Abrams, Treas.,
11-19 Temple pi. ,
J. W. Brown & Company,
H. M. Stonemetz, Partner,
53 State St.,
T. D. Cook & Co. , Inc. ,
W, F. Cook, Treasurer,
150 Boylston st., 4-g- Boylston pi,
& 1-9 Townsend pi.,
Cojnraission on Waterways & Public
Land, Stephen P. Kurd, Supt. ,
Commonwealth Pier 1, E. B. ,
William Sheiawald, Owner,
Fosa Shoe Company,
70 Tremont st..
Technology Chambers,
Samuel P. Seymour, Manager,
8 Irvington st. ,
) Lovell & Covel Company,
( W. E. Covel, Treasurer,
) 124-140 Fulton st. , & 7-8 Com-
mercial st, ,
New England Foundation Co. Inc.
101 Chestnut st. ,
1251
BOSTON, WEDIJESDAY, SEP TEiiOiJiai 10, l')!'^.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers. Employers.
Mahoney,
Malone,
Marsh,
Roeenf ield,
Martin,
McDerraott,
Wendell,
Mason,
Murphy,
Murphy,
Peaslee,
Maxwell,
McDermott,
MacDonald,
McDonough,
McDuffee,
Prieeing,
MacGregor,
Plummer,
MacMillan,
McSweeney,
Zabriskie,
John R.
Ernest P. )
Frederick Vif. (
Gerald J.
William J
Roger
Auburn D.
Arthur )
Cornelius E. (
Richard (
V7endell M. )
Robert S,
Francis A.
Richard H.
Bernard A.
George F.
Gustave W.
William
Norris B.
L. W.
Gerald L. )
Allen J. )
Market Trust Company,
James H. Dalton, Manager,
13^ Brighton av. ,
F. Vorenberg Company,
Felix Vorenberg, President,
13-lij Winter st.,
Penn Realty Trust,
James Solomont, Trustee,
24 Milk St.,
Federal Color & Chemical Co.,
Frank Evans, Owner,
7-21 Nay st. , E. E.,
A. W. Perry by Charles D.
Kidder, Supt. , White Building:
515 Washington st.,
Joseph E. Greene Co. Inc.,
Joseph E. Greene, Treas.,
111-113-115 Federal st.,
Aspinwall Sc Codman, Agents,
H. P. MacDonald, Supt. ,
State Mutual Building, 50 Con-
gress St., & Central Building,
70 State St. ,
Bankers Realty Company,
\V. H. McCarthy, Supt.,
245 State St., and Atlantic
avenue from State to Central
St., property known as the
Brewer Building,
Whitehead Metal Products Co.,
Charles F. Toppan, Treas.,
67-73 V/ashington st.Korth,
Trimount Manufacturing Co.,
Charles C. Ely, Treasurer,
55-71 Amory st. ,
Osborn MacMillen Inc.,
L. W. MacMillen, V. Pres.,
25-27 Jersey st.,
Richards & Company,
R. T. White, Treasurer,
200 Causeway st.,
& Eastern Metal & Refining Co.,
66 Roland st., C. D.
1252
BOSTOII, ^DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I^IV-
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers. Employers.
Miller, John E.
Mitchell.
Savery,
Sawyer,
White,
Montle,
Morley,
Munroe,
Murphy ,
Newman,
David A. )
J. Luther {
George E. Jr(
Walter H. )
Thomas F.
Martin
George F.
Timothy
John C.
Noether, Carl F. )
Fitzgerald, James (
Fitzgerald, Thomas M. )
Norton, Gustavus A.
Noyes,
Osborn,
Osborne,
Osborn,
Paige,
Seaver,
Smith,
Willard F.
George L.
George A.
Joseph \Y.
Thomas 0.
Walter E.
P. H.
George H. Wahn Co.,
George H. Wahn, Treas.,
69-71 High St.,
Charles E. Lauriat Co.,
I. R. Webber, V. Pres.,
385 V/ashington St.,
The Dorr Company,
Arthur E. Dorr, President,
132 Canal St.,
Library Bureau,
R. G, Eaton, Office Manager,
43 Federal st. ,
Mercantile Produce Co.,
M. F. Lane, President,
Mercantile Market,
Clinton st.,
Stuart-Rowland Company,
G. M. Stuart, Treas.,
232-234 Congress st.,
Aronson, The Furrier, Inc.,
by Simon Aronson,
41 West St. ,
Boston Wharf Company,
J. B. Russell, Treas. ,
259 Summer st. ,
Sarah C. Sears, Owner,
1? Arlington st. ,
Journal Building Trust,
A. S. Noyes, Supt. ,
262-268 Washington st. & 4-6
V/ater st. .
George L. Osborn, President,
Osborn-MacMillan, Inc. ,
25-27 Jersey st. ,
Overseers of the Poor,
W. H. Hardy, Secretary,
43 Hawkins st. ,
Richard deB. Boardman,
Scollay Building,
40 Court St. ,
Brunswick Hotel Company,
Thomas 0. Paige, Manager,
Boylston st. cor. Clarendon st.
125
v>
BOSTOH, V/EDlJESDAY, SEPTlilffiER 10, 1^1^.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Peasley, James Ph.
Employers.
Pfieffer,
Pickering,
Pollard,
Woodason,
Powdrell,
Rams dell ,
Powell,
Read,
Rector,
Stephan,
Richards,
Richarde,
Rollins,
Rome,
Ross,
Wallack,
Williams,
Charles P.
Arthur L.
F. Wilder
William H.
Pred A.
Marcus L.
Raymond J.
John B.
Rob R. )
George W, )
Arthur S.
Irving W.
John P.
Herman
Maurice A.
Abraham D.
Adin E.
Boston Tavern, Inc.,
Archie E. Hurlburt, Pres. ,
2-4 Ordway pi, ,
A. L. Wolffe, M3.nager,
Nickelodeon Theatre,
51 Kanover at. ,
Consolidated Rendering Co.,
E. A. Simpson, Agent,
40 Bo. Market st. ,
Wood, Pollard Company,
F. Wilder Pollard, Pres.,
101 & 113 Causeway at., & 14
Coromonweal th av . ,
J. K. Taylor Manufacturing Co.,
Fred A. Powdrell, Pres.,
"j,^ Elm St. ,
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston,
J. M. Porter, Purchasing
Agent, 53 & 131 State st.,
Mark Cross Company,
James E. Dol liver, Mgr.,
145.145 "A" Tremont st.,
William Read & Sons, Inc.,
J. B. Read, President,
364 Washington st.,
T. K. Wheeler Company,
L. B. Noyes, President,
Clinton Market,
93-101 Clinton st. ,
Arthur S. Richards, Ass't Mgr.,
48 Boylston st.,
Armour & Company,
U. P. Adams, Manager,
109 Berkeley st.,
E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Charles E. Carlton, Treas.,
2C0 Devonshire st.
Herman Rome, Owner,
42 Sudbury st.,
Sam A. Beckhard & Company,
L. Vif. Beckhard, Owner,
297 Washington st. ,
1254
BOSTON, WEDHESDAY, SEPTEIffiER 10, 19iy.
Contd,
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers
•
Rudolph,
Ray E.
Ryan,
William J.
Scott,
Albert W»
Scott,
Clarence W.
Sederaky,
David H.
Shaughnessy,
Matthew F.
Sheerin,
Owen F.
Silvano,
Filippo
Soland,
George W.
Spencer,
Harry L.
Stewart,
Carson H.
Stodder,
Louis N.
Wheeler,
Arthur E.
Stoner,
J. Carlton
Testa,
Genaro L.
Tierney,
John
Employers.
Frank Carle,
Hotel Vendome,
Commonwealth av. cor. Dartmouth
8t. ,
Al A. Rosenbush & Company,
S. A. Rosenbush,
146-154 Lincoln st.,
Charles J. Rich, Manager,
Colonial Theatre,
100 Boylaton st. ,
Paul M. Hamlen, Agent,
"The Tudor"
cor. Beacon & Joy sts.,
David K. Sedersky, Owner,
296 Columbus av,,
Matthew F. Shaugyineaay ,
Whitten Garage,
1676 Dorchester av.,
Walton Lunch Company,
Frank F. Forsythe, Treas.,
premises of said company
located in City of Boston,
Engel-Cone Shoe Company,
Erwin M. Cone, Attorney,
cor. Porter & Orleans sts., E.B.
Royal Laundry Co. Inc.,
Francis H. Foster, Treas.,
4-6 Alden ct. ,
Kraft, Bates & Spencer, Inc.,
by Harry L. Spencer,
156 Boylston st. ,
Folsom Engraving Company,
L. B. Folsom, Treasurer,
88 pearl st. ,
The Swinehart Tire & Rubber Co.
by F. L, Black,
62 Brookline av. ,
Commission on Waterways & Public
Land, by Stephen P. Hurd,Supt.,
29-31 Marginal St.,
East Boston Savings Bank,
Alvin P. Johnson, Treasurer,
16 Maverick sq. ,
1255
BOSTON, VffiDNESDAY, SEPTEIIBER 10, l^ly.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - concluded.
Officers.
Thorne,
True,
Warren,
Whi te ,
Wiite,
Whittier,
Williamson,
Woodfin,
Stubbs,
Budd D.
Richard 5.
Harold 11.
Carl P.
William
Charles A.
Thomas R.
Edward R.
Joseph T.
Employers.
A. W. perry by Charles D.
Kidder, Albany Building,
179 Lincoln st. ,
Jr. R. S. True Jr., President,
Francis Doane & Co. Inc. ,
114-116 State St. ,
Franklin Savings Bank,
George D. Alden, Ass't Treas. ,
6 Park sq. ,
Motor Car Service Co.,
Ralph C. Glidden, Pres.,
338 Newbury st. ,
William ViOiite,
Olympic Theatre,
6 Bowdoin sq. ,
Manufacturers Trading Corp'n,
F. D. Ford, Ass't Treas.,
55 Elm St.,
United States Trust Company,
S. A. Ratshesky, Treas.,
30 Court St. ,
Stanley Sumner, Gen'l Mgr. ,
Alls ton Theatre,
Brighton av. , B. D.
Theatres Company of Boston,
A. L. Erlanger, President,
Tremont Theatre,
176 Tremont st.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Appointed September 9, 1919.
Alexander,
Armstrong,
Barber,
Clifford G.
Franklin A.
Guy W.
Friary,
Dav i 8 ,
Dolloph,
Donahoe,
Peter Jr.
Walter M.
Gilbert 0.
Ernest L.
1256
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEliBER 10, 1919. Concluded.
Special Police Officers Sworn - concluded,
Doody,
Feeley,
Foster,
Green,
Grindley,
Gurry,
House,
Kimball ,
Atwood,
Brown,
Duncan,
Flaherty,
Gallat;}-ier,
Hall,
Hinxman,
Hoban,
Irving, ,
Leventlaal,
Miller,
Appointed September 9» - concluded.
Edward P.
Jauie s J .
Carl A. C.
John F.
James J.
William J.
Theodore W.
Earl A.
Young,
MacDonald,
Maguire,
Morrissey,
Murphy ,
Newell,
Sullivan,
Ti miner man,
Wheeler,
LeRoy M.
Appointed September 10, I^IV*
Robert F.
Fred W.
William F.
John J.
Edward M.
George P.
Raymond E.
Timothy E.
George A.
Israel
John E.
McClafferty,
McKenna,
McKenney,
O'Hare,
Paige,
Read,
Seaver,
Shealey,
Smi th ,
Smith,
Williamson,
Edward N.
John E.
James H. 0.
Edward H.
Clinton L.
Edward J.
Frank Jr.
Fenwick E.
John 0.
Michael A.
Charles J.
Martin M.
Thomas 0.
J. B.
V/alter B.
Timothy J .
Peter G.
R. H.
Thomas R.
Attest:
Chief Cle
fe"
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Thursday, September 11, 1919,
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office toda^ and
transacted the following business:
The records of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday last were
read and approved.
1257
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
His Excellency the Governor has issued the following
order which in obedience to his orders and by his instructions, I
promulgate:
"THE COMMOIA'/EALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEWT
Boston, September IC, 1919.
"To Edwin U. Curtis,
As you are Police Commissioner of the City of Boston.
Executive Order IJo. 1.
You are hereby directed, for the purpose of assist-
ing me in the performance of my duty, pursuant to the procla-
mation issued by me this day, to proceed in the performance
of your duties as Police Commissioner of the city of Boston
under my command and in obedience to such orders as I shall
issue from time to time, and obey only such orders as I may
so issue or transmit.
CALVIN COOLIDGE,
Governor of Massachusetts."
1258
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 19iy,
Contd.
A requisition was made on the Civil Service Conunission
for the names of eligible persons to fill 300 vacancies in the
position of Patrolman with pay at the rate of Eleven Hundred (1100)
Dollars per annum.
Dorchester, for
granted for the
The application of Henry P. Sahl,
a Hackney Carria4i,e Driver's
year ending June 30, 1^20.
47 Elmo
License
street,
^^60 was
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, 1920.
St. Luke »s rd. , B. D. ,
Bynner at. ,
State St. ,
Huntington av. ,
Washington st. ,
Greenork St., D. D.,
Thayer st.,
Algonquin at. ,
Devonshire St.,
Hawthorne st.,
Cawfield St., Dor.,
Corapton St.,
Fenno st. ,
Huntington av. ,
Thompson st. ,
Moreland St., Roxbury,
Huntington av. ,
Broadway,
Washington st.,
Atlantic av . ,
Thetford av. , D. D. ,
Thetford av. ,
Temple pi. ,
Callender st.,
Wayland st., D. D. ,
Hancock st. , Dor. ,
Washington st. ,
Abbott,
Charles P.
21
Adams,
Charles B.
22
Adams ,
Ellsworth S.
53
Adams ,
Gabriel E. J.
881
Ahearn,
Charles F.
450-472
Alch,
Maurice S.
37
Alden,
John
58
Alexander,
Frank W.
41
Allen,
John M.
85
Allen,
Richard J.
46
Anderson,
Fred C.
6
Anderson,
Richard
72
Andrews,
Alonzo F.
16
Appeltofft,
Eric I. N.
72
Ardini,
Stephen A.
b
Armstrong,
Franklin A.
101
Arnold,
Seth F.
92
Athanacelous,
Alkiviades H.
238
Atwood,
F. W.
595
Atwood,
William F.
255
Arzillo,
Carlo F.
26
Arzillo,
Doraenico
26
Bacon,
Herbert M.
36
Backer,
Harry
159
Bahn,
Coleman
48
Bailey,
Frederick J.
40
Baird,
J.
450-472
1259
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I9I9.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Baker,
Baker,
Baker,
Bates,
Baldwin,
Baren,
Barnard,
Barney,
Barnsley,
Barnum,
Borre,
Barrett,
Barry,
Bartlett,
Batchelder,
Batchelder,
Bates,
Bates,
Bausch,
Begwood,
Belcher,
Belgard,
Bell,
Bell,
Belville,
Bennett,
Bennett,
Bennett,
Benstock,
Berenson,
Berman,
Berman,
Benning,
Bernstein,
Beville,
Blackmore,
Blackwood,
Blake,
Blossom,
Bohlin,
Borns,
Bou:na,
Boyle,
Edmund J.
Frank I .
William H.
Walter
Walter H.
Sara
Louis I.
Charles H.
Edgar A.
Dana D.
Peter C.
Harry V/.
T. F.
A. Morand
W. A.
William C.
Roscoe E.
Sanford
George
William H.
Prank W.
Max
Colin H.
Edward H.
Fred H.
Edward L.
John K.
Oliver E.
Maxey J.
Mashie
Samuel A.
Saul
William J.
Isaac H.
Harry S.
Arthur E.
Samuel N.
Arthur
Irving L.
Oscar C.
Abram
John L.
Edward G.
Jr.
Jr.
26
264
28
989
227
840
185
42
24
10
239
78
86
177
121
41
81
13
33
11
450-472
450-472
120
78
63
1699
49
97
1
1
15
71
16
14
1407
50
30
150
134
38
Adelaide st. ,
Bay State rd. ,
State St. ,
Commonweal th av . ,
Park St., W. R. ,
Sal em s t . ,
Beacon st. ,
Devonshire st. ,
Mendelssohn st., Ros.,
West St. ,
Humphreys St.,
Causeway st. ,
Francis St., Roxbury,
Washington st.,
Tremont st. ,
Medford st. , C. D. ,
Wormwood st. ,
Bushnell st..
Chestnut av. ,
State st. ,
Summer st. ,
Castle rd. , Roxbury,
Washington st. ,
Washington st.,
Boylston st.,
Devonshire st.,
Astor St.,
Washington st..
Union st.,
St. Stephens st.,
Normandy st. , Rox. ,
Normandy st., Rox.,
Claxton st. ,
Homestead st., Rox.,
Rosemont rd., Dor.,
Coleman st. ,
Conunonweal th
Kilby St.,
State St.,
Orleans st.,
W. Sixth St.,
Hawley st. ,
Federal st..
Dor. ,
av. .
E. B.
1260
BOSTON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Brack,
Brackett,
Bradley,
Brads treet,
Brady,
Brazel,
Brennan,
Brett,
Brewer,
Brewer,
Brickman,
Broadbent,
Broad'bent,
Brodie,
Bronski,
Brophey,
Brorver,
Brown,
Brown,
Brown,
Btown,
Browne,
Brov/ne,
Buckley,
Burman,
Burke,
Burns,
Butler,
Butler,
Butler,
Butler,
Cadigan,
Calderwood,
Callahan,
Cajnpagna ,
Canipbell,
CappucclQ,
Cappuccio,,
Carbone,
Carlesa,
Carlton,
Caro,
Carpenter,
Car rick.
Frank X. I88
George R. 17
Harry J. 6I6
William D. 126
John W. 8
Wellington S. 487
Daniel W. 65
A. Leo 96
D. Chauncey 41
Edwin 0. 120
Morris ^A
Joel 35
Joseph H. 1
John M. 39
Manuel 10
Thornas P. I60
Carl 164
Prank M. 81
Waldo H. 150
Ralph W. 15
Winthrop Jr. 12
Francis I. 73
Robert A. 81
Matthew J. 5
Hyman 12^
John M. 156
Herbert E. 36
Charles E. 11
Charles R. I892
Ri chard 21
W. M. 486
John M. 16
Edward S. 223
Thoioas P. 29
Themistocles V. 131
Harold J. 126
Frisco 28
Peter 334
Nicolo 10
Frank W. V. 88
Charles E. 200
Thomas 70
Horace D. I68
Harvey A. 487
Roxbury,
I J • F • i
D.
B. D.
Room 92,
Dudley st. ,
St. Johnst.
Treraont st.,
Berkeley st. ,
Columbus sq. ,
Rutherford av. ,
Parsons st., B.
Bay State rd. ,
Bay State rd. ,
Selden st. , Dor.
Munroe st. , Rox.
Waltham st. ,
Brattle sq..
Ivy St.,
High st . ,
Washington st.
Strathraore rd.
Arlington st. ,
Devonshire st.
Durham st. ,
Caldwell st. , C. D. ,
Tremont st.. Room 91I,
Arlington st.,
Whitney pi. ,
Homestead st. ,
porter st. , E. B. ,
Temple pi. ,
Haviland st. ,
Beacon s t. ,
Ballard St.,
Beacon st. ,
Algonquin st. ,
Warren st., Roxbury,
Walnut av., Roxbury,
Warren av. ,
Milk St. ,
Prince st..
Beacon St.,
Chesterfield st. ,
Pearl st.,
Devonshire st. ,
Batavia st.,
Eliot St.,
Rutherford av. ,
1261
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEKBER 11, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Carrigan,
Carroll,
Carver,
Casey,
Cass,
Casto,
Catharin,
Cathie,
Chamberlain,
Chamberlain,
Champlin,
Chandler,
Chandler,
Cha tman ,
Chapman ,
Chase,
Cheney,
Cherribini,
Christensi,
Christian,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clark,
Clasen,
Cleveland,
Clymer,
Cobb,
Codman,
Cohen,
Cohen,
Colbert,
Colby,
Coleman,
Colley,
Collins,
Colson,
Corning,
Commins,
Condon,
Cone,
Cone,
Cone,
Conig,
Conig,
William G.
William J.
Charles S.
Edmund J.
John W.
Charles E.
Seward R.
Richard
Henry V.
William T.
Edgar R.
George
proctor
Lilian A.
Robert E. L.
George H.
Frederick A.
Joseph
Kiles
Alonzo
Aura J.
Charles A.
Gentry
Harold J.
John H.
Harry N.
Chester A.
George
Clarence M.
Edmund D.
Abraham B.
Morris A.
John H.
Ernest 0.
Vernon E.
William H.
Patrick G.
C. Albert
Edward P.
Michael J.
William M.
Erwin M.
Murray A.
Russell A.
Bartholoraew H,
John D.
av. ,
Dor. ,
194 Lexington st. ,
179 Chestnut av., J. P.,
238 Huntington av . ,
38 Hawley st. ,
238 Huntington av,
176 Ruthven st., Roxbury,
356 Washington st, ,
216 High St. ,
99 Norway st. ,
10 Kenmore st. ,
333 Commonwealth
18 Lindsey st.,
16 Harcourt st. ,
452 Audubon rd. ,
131 State St.,
74 Chandler st. ,
200 Congress st.,
151 Richmond St.,
70 Batavia st.,
34 Clarendon st. ,
133 South St. , J. P. ,
403 Washington St.,
322 Hyde Park av. ,
68 Gardner St., B. D. ,
37 Leon St. , Roxbury,
89 Clarkson st.. Dor.,
38 Wareham st. ,
126 Bay State rd. ,
10 Post Office sq. ,
141 Beacon st. ,
38 StanWood st. , Roxbury,
21 McLean st. ,
34 May field st.. Dor.,
403 Washington st.,
16 "A" Ashburton pi.,
54 Revere st. ,
3529 Washington st.,
14 Fessenden st., J. P.,
200 Devonshire st.,
477 Harrison av . ,
47 Chestnut st., C. D. ,
120 Babcock St., Brook.,
120 Babcock st.. Brook.,
39 Olando av., Winthrop,
15 Parkvale av., B. D. ,
236 Newbury st. ,
1262
BOSTON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 19iy.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses
Granted - contd.
Conley,
Martin P.
450.
-472 Washington st..
Connor,
John J.
4
Victor St. , Dor. ,
Contoa,
Gregory
578
Blue Hill av.,
Converse,
Prank L.
27
South St. ,
Coolidge,
Joseph R. 3rd.
67
"A" Chestnut St.,
Coonley,
Howard
800
E. First St.,
Cope,
Frederick W.
621
E. First St.,
Copp,
John
98
So. Market st.,
Costello,
John J.
27
Telegraph st..
Cote,
Harry
Copley Plaza Hotel, Copley
Cotter,
John
12
Caldwell st. , C. D. ,
Coughlin,
Thomas A.
^93
Cambridge st. , B. D. ,
Craft,
Kenneth P.
78
Devonshire st.,
Craig,
Arthur B.
265
Tremont st. ,
Cressey,
Prank G.
7
Pairland st., Roxbury,
Cribbie,
George W.
178
Devonshire st..
Croke,
Joseph T.
606
Third St.,
Cromwell,
R. J.
29
Catherine st..
Crosby,
William E.
394
Atlantic av. ,
Crossfield,
Kendall C.
409
Huntington av. ,
Crowley,
Charles V.
14
Pulton St.,
Crowley,
Harry A.
18
Leyland st..
Crowley,
John J.
34
Bardwell st., J. P.,
Cunningham,
Francis W.
80
St. James av . ,
Cummings,
Charles H.
I486
Tremont st.,
Cuneo,
John A.
116
Warren st., B. D. ,
Curry,
Frank B.
?2
S. Dedham st. ,
Curless,
Frank W. F.
88
Pearl st..
Daley,
J. E.
435
Columbia rd. ,
Daley,
Robert W.
11
Q,uint av. , B. D. ,
Daniels,
Edwin L.
55
Elm St.,
Dav i 3 ,
Max
27
Hansborough st..
DaRue,
Peter J.
259
Washington st.,
Davidson,
Ralph R.
5
Inwood St. , Dor. ,
Dav i s ,
Harold A.
27
Dane st. , J. P. ,
Dav i s ,
Israel W.
27
Lowell St.,
Dav i a ,
Jacob
27
Lowell St.,
Dav i s ,
William P.
66
Rob inwood av., J. P.,
Davison,
Arthur H.
564
Washington st., Dor.,
Dawson,
Reginald L.
450-472
Washington st..
Day,
T. P. G.
141
Tremont St.,
Deehan,
John W.
148
State St.,
Delano,
Raymond P.
28
Mather s t. ,
Desmond,
William D. Jr.
131
E. Cottage st. ,
Dexter,
Arthur E.
247
Columbia rd. ,
Dickerman,
Louis
43
Chelsea st., C. D. ,
sq,
1263
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMHER 11, 1919-
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Dimes,
Richard
22
Doane ,
Foster P.
8
Doherty,
James C*
31
Dolan,
Frank H.
45
Donovan,
James H.
273
Donovan,
James J.
23
Dorr,
Frank I .
350-362
Dowe,
Fred W.
11
Downes,
Edwin C.
182
Dovms,
John G.
43i
Drew,
Lyle W.
230
Driscoll,
William B.
726
DucJcworth,
William
60
DuTain,
Benjamin H.
203
Dubreuil,
Augusts E.
5
Duffee,
George P.
561
Durant ,
Harry K.
78
Dutra,
John L.
79
DuVally,
Alice B.
57
Eastman,
Melville R.
. 142
Egan,
John 0.
42
Ekstrom,
Hugo L.
32-46
Bldridge,
William H.
40
Ellis,
Harry C.
41
Elpert,
Abraham
76
Enos,
John M.
11
Ernest,.
Charles
40
Ewart ,
Frank A.
55
Pacone,
Alfonso D.
20
Pair,
Frederick W.
60
Falconer,
James
530
Parrel 1,
James E.
31
Paimce ,
Charles M.
3
Paunce,
John R.
1407
Pedeson,
John
194
Pelch,
Lewis P.
1069
Pell,
A. W.
14
Fenton,
Ralph 0.
17
Penton,
Richard L.
8
Ferry,
Edmund J.
15
Pinberg,
Charles
129
Finkelstein,
Meyer
30
Pinkovitch,
Arthur
37
Finks,
Joseph
339
Finn,
Patrick J.
46
Roxbury,
Rox. ,
. , W. R.,
Harvard pi . ,
Canal st . ,
Alger St.,
Maywood st., Rox.,
W. Broadway,
Hillside St.,
Washington st,
Rockland st. ,
Mt. Vernon st,
Mead St., C. D.,
South st . ,
Eighth st . ,
Farragut rd.,
Callender st.. Dor.,
Charles st.,
Washington st. ,
Devonshire st..
Milk St.,
Cambridge st . ,
Dorchester st. ,
Coleman st. , Dor. ,
Alger St. ,
Isabella st.,
St. Botolph St. ,
Hanover st . ,
Melbourne st., Dor.,
Howard st . ,
Congress st.,
Atwood sq. , J.
Congress st.,
Atlantic av. ,
Brainerd rd. ,
Circuit st . , Roxbury,
Blue Hill av. ,
F St. ,
Boylston st. ,
Beacon st. ,
Montrose st., Roxbury,
Irvington st.,
Buckminster st., B. D.,
Crawford st.,
Allen St.,
Howland st . ,
Charles st.,
"A" Linden Park st., Rox.
P..
B. D.,
1264
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919-
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Finn,
Pitzpatrick,
Pishman,
Fitz,
Flaherty,
Flanderg,
Flanzbaum,
Ploeske,
Pollansby,
Polsom,
Forbes,
Foster,
Foster,
Foster,
Foster,
Fox,
Fredenberg,
Field,
Freeman,
Freeiaan,
French,
Frisch,
Frost,
Fudge,
Friedman,,
Gadeby,
Gahan,
Galanopoulos,
Gamble,
Garabedian,
Gardner,
Garreiro,
Gehling,
Gerrish,
Getchell,
Gibson,
Griffin,
Gilbert,
Gill.
Gill,
Gillis,
Gilman,
Oilman,
Glidden,
Glidden,
GlTonts,
Gould,
Theodore A.
James H.
Joseph
Frank A.
Patrick J.
Harry T.
Leo
Charles E.
William W.
James
F. Murray
Maurice
Nelson F.
John J.
John W.
Charles M.
Samuel
W. R.
Albert
Bernard R.
Walter R.
Alexander
John A.
Henry W.
Minnie
Walter F.
John W.
George
James
Armen
Arthur W.
Ernest
Charles F.
Orris E.
Albert R.
Frank W.
Harrie M.
George L.
Fletcher L,
John J.
Harry F.
Edward W.
Joseph T.
Ralph C.
Fred A.
David
Edward F.
2^9 Washington st.,
60 State st . ,
5 Lome St. , Dor. ,
28 Arcadia st.. Dor.,
66 W. Eagle st. ,
450 Washington st . ,
3 Nightingale st.,
9 Charles st.,
Youngs Hotel, Court st.,
.18 E. Cottage st. ,
60 State St.,
104 Brunswick st.,
4 No. Ferry av., E. B.,
106 St. James av. ,
40 Oliver st. ,
. 465 Medford st., C. D.,
1262 Blue Hill av.,
57 Lincoln st . ,
8 Yarmouth st . ,
18 Freeman st., Arlington,
3 "A" Tremont row,
216 High St.,
1463 Blue Hill av.,
32 Burgess St., Dor.,
390 Riverway,
135 Blue Hill av.,
73 Mapleton st., B. D.,
102 Salem st. ,
40 Mallet st. , Dor. ,
368 Centre st . ,
140 Federal st . ,
1081 Boylston st. ,
55 Congress st . ,
33 Dorchester av. ,
4 Hartford st., Dor.,
11 South st . ,
3541 Washington st.,
4 Dyer st . , Dor. ,
70 Federal st . ,
71 Green st., C. D.,
127 Federal st.,
48 Aldie St. , B. D.,
3^ Summer st . ,
338 Newbury st . ,
08 Essex St. ,
165 Harold st . , Roxbury,
19 Claybourne st., D. D.
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMKER 11, I919.
Contd .
1265
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd,
Goff,
Luke L.
6^
Brownell st., Medford,
Goldberg,
Nathaniel S.
16
Buckminster St., B. D.,
Goldenberg,
Joseph
70
Allen St.,
Goldman,
Morse H.
1415
Commonwealth av.,
Goldthwaite,
James A.
41
Berkeley st..
Goodman ,
Edward J.
51
Pranklin st.,
Goochman,
Harry
36
Chambers st . ,
Goodrich,
Bernard
59
Comhill,
Goodwin,
George W.
6
Evelyn st., Tjlattapan,
Gordon,
William H.
2
Woodville St., Soxbury,
Gorkani,
John P.
11
Carson st. , Dor. ,
Graham ,
Robert H.
440
Washington st.,
Graves,
Maurice 0.
212
Hamilton st., Dor.,
Gray,
Julius
• '^t
Phillips St.,
Grayson, ■
Robert H.
28
(^ueensberry st. ,
Green,
Fred C.
.324
Washington st.,
Green,
Gustavus V.
609
Pellsway, Medford,
Green,
Jacob T.
41
Lowell St.,
Greene*
Frederic E.
20
School St.,
Gregory,
A. Prank
5
Pickering av., Roxbury,
Gregory,
Thomas
99
Camden st . ,
Gregory,
Wells A.
35
So. Market st.,
Gridley,
Charles V.
197
Congress st..
Grogan, -
Charles
15
Moore st . ,
Grover,
Charles E.
43
Prankl in st . ,
Grush,
Merton E.
78
Devonshire st..
Hall,
George R.
60
State St. ,
Hall,
Thomas H.
^7 High St.,
Hamilton,
Philip S.
- 90
Hamilton St., Dor.,
Haramerle,-
Charles
254
Lamart ine st . ,
Hanunond,
Walter
30
Huntington av. ,
Hanahan ,-
William H.
- 41
Astor St. ,
Harden,
Henry G.
53 Parragut rd . , |
Harriman,
James P.
■ 74
Dalton St. ,
Harrison,
W. H.
146
Upland rd . ,
Harvey,
Arthur C.
374
Congress st.,
Harvey,
Winthrop A.
144
Boylston St.,
Haskell ,
George S.
85
Devonshire st..
Has sard.
Robert B.
544
Columbus av.,
Hastings,
William A.
174
Lincoln st..
Hayes,
T. A. J.
165
Hemenway st . ,
Healy,
W. L.
• i^
Congreve st., Ros.,
Hendry,
Prank
86
Sherwood st., Ros.,
Hendry,
Prank C.
30
Hewlett St., Ros.,
Heart z.
Porrest 0.
120
Boylston St. ,
1266
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTELCBER 11, 1919 .
Contd,
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Henshaw,
C. S.
1079
Hensliaw,
R. D.
1086
Herzig, .
Ronald J.
39
Herri ck,
Daniel A.
15
Hervey,
Chester A.
20
Hess,
Charles P.
450
Hewett,
William W.
9
Hickey,
Eugene P.
403
High,
Fred S.
14
Higgins,
Thomas J.
62
Hill, .
Charles L.
23
Hill,
Claude C.
■ 3529
Hill,
E. Melville
5
Hill,
Joseph P.
3415
Himel,
Maurice I.
325
Hines,
John A.
-111
Hodgkin .
William K.
356
Hoffman,
Joseph D.
. 14
Hogan,
Gilbert P.
^i
Holmes,
Chester D.
8
Horner, .
Sydney E.
10
Hoosepian,
.Joseph M.
. 439
Howard ,
John E.
57
Howard ,
Walter B.
4
Howe , ■
Julian C.
551
Howell,
Robert J.
31
Howes,
Harry M.
. 450
Hubbard,
Sherwin E.
9
Hudson,
Henry E.
16
Hume s ,
Randolph A.
99i
Hut Che son,
S. Harry
92
Hut chins,
Frank R.
171
Hyde,
John M.
10
Ingalls,
John H.
. 205
Jacobs,
Max
515
Jacobson,
Bernard
. 131
Jackson,
Joseph B.
200
Jacobson,
William
44
Janes,
Charles 6.
450
Jeffreys,
Ralph
22
Jeffreys,
Ralph A.
22
Jefferson,
Robert J.
85
Jenkins,
Lawrence D.
1384
Jenkins,
Julius J.
168
Jenness,
F. C.
4
Johnson,
Charles P.
108
P.
B.
Commonwealth av . ,
Commonwealth av.,
Somerset st . ,
Glenville av., B. D.,
School St.,
Washingt on st . ,
Summer st . ,
Washington st..
High St.,
Allen St.,
St . Johnst . , J.
Washington st.,
Kilsyth ter. ,
Washington st.,
Sumner st., E.
Devonshire st..
Commonwealth av..
Blossom St.,
Garfield av. ,
Irvington st.,
High St.,
Broadway,
Hamilton st,
Forest St.,
Tremont st . ,
Topliff St., Dor.,
Washington st.,
Symmes st., Ros.,
Mont Clair av. ,
Myrtle st.,
Corey rd. ,
Tremont st . ,
CvDnberland st..
Beacon st..
Fifth St.
Harold st . ,
Columbia rd.,
Boylston St. ,
Washington st..
Porter st. ,
Porter st.,
Devonshire st.,
Commonwealth av.,
W. Springfield St.,
Winthrop sq..
Summer st..
. , Dor*,
Roxbury,
1267
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919-
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Johnson,
Edgar I.
316
Johnson,
John J.
- 109
Jones, .
Chin M.
32
Jones,
Henry
159
Jo rdan ,
Charles A.
11
Jordan,
Franklin I.
■ 368
Kakleas ,
K.
33^
Kamberg,
Abraham
185
Kamberg,
Samuel
18^
Kayarlian,
Peniamin H.
118
Kearns , .
Patrick A.
7
Keating,
Perry D.
36
Keefe,
Cornelius
109
Keenan,
Thomas H.
25
Kehoe ,
Thaddeus M.
1
Keith,
Elwood
312
Kelleher,
Michael T.
85
Keller,
Carl T.
800
Kelley,
James V.
60
Kelley,
Philip J.
4
Kelly,
Charles H.
30
Kelly,
Michael J.
227
Kelly,
Michael J.
49
Kendrick, .
Theodore H.
70
Kennedy,
George M.
450
Kent,
Louis W.
74
Kidder, .
Charles D.
1409
Kiely,
Laurence E.
450
Kiely,
Robert R.
.65
KimlMill,
Benjamin
383
King,
George M.
10
King, .
Maurice N.
354
King,
Patrick J.
39
King,
Philip L.
22
Kinney ,
William S.
18
Klarfeld,
Harold I.
- 69
Kluchen,
Russell S.
78
Knuepf er.
Robert E.
68
Knight,
Henry W.
80
Knowlton,
Chesley H.
. 28
Kalp.
Herman
115
Kontopos,
Peter
47
Kopel,
Leo
^^?
Kosow,
Abe
16
Kosteck, .
Samuel
31
Huntington av. ,
Baldwin st . , C. D.,
Oxford St.,
Hanover st.,
Sawyer av. , Dor. ,
Congress st.,
Harrison av. ,
Chambers st.,
Chambers st . ,
Hamilton st., Dor.,
Mascoma st..
Cottage St., Chelsea,
"A" Dartmouth st.,
Henshaw st . ,
Knight ct.,
Hvintington av,,
Devonshire st.,
E. First St.,
Harrison st.. Brook.,
No. Ferry av. ,
Alaric St.,
High st. ,
Lansdowne st..
Federal st . ,
Washington st. ,
Hollingsworth st..
Commonwealth av. ,
Washington st. ,
St. Botolph St.,
Washington st.,
Linwood St. , H. P. ,
Broadway ,
W. Sixth St.,
Bellf lower st.,
Tremont st.,
Green st.,
Devonshire st.,
Portland st.,
Gainsboro st..
State St.,
Salem st . ,
Chamber st.,
Salem st..
No. Anderson st.,
Allen St.,
1268
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTELIBER 11, 1919 .
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Krensky,
Kuhlen,
Lalley,
Lamb, .
Lambert, .
Lamont,
Lane,
Lange ,
Langley,
Lark in,
Laserson,
Laimdrigan,
Lawf ord,
Leach, ,
Leary,
Leech,
Lehrbiirger,
Levine,.
Leman,. .
Lennan,
Lento,
Lenture , ,
Le onard ,
Levin,
Levine,
Levine,
Lewis,
Lewis,
Libby,
Lieberman,
Lisle, .
Liverman,
Lincoln,
Lindsey,
Lindroth,
Lindsay,
Lipsky,
Lipsky,.
Lloyd,
Lloyd,
London,
Longxieil,
Lopilato, .
Lord,
Lorenz,
Lowe,
Carl T.
Elmer A.
William J.
Charles
Henry G.
Harold B.
Fred J.
S. Henry
Edwin A.
William B.
Myer
Edward L.
Fred W.
James F.
Edward F.
C. Edward
Richard S.
George
J. Howard
Albert W.
Anthony
Jo seph
Elmer
William
Edward H.
Mark
Selden
W. Bert
Ira F.
Phillip E.
Howard M.
Jo seph H.
Charles E.
Charles H.
W.
Harold T.
Abraham
Samuel
Frederick
Sadie G.
Harry B.
Harry R.
Sal vat ore
Arthur F.
Ernest H.
Ralph Jr.
Jr.
W.
- 62 Harold st., Roxbury,
388 Washington st.,
- 47 Wenham st . ,
12 Bolton pi. , C. D.,
728 Eighth St.,
78 Devonshire st.,
1075 Saratoga st.,
824 Washington st.,
865 Harrison av. ,
24 Linwood st., Roxbury,
37 Munroe st., Roxbury,
37 Mt. Ida rd.,
146 Gove St., E. B.,
105 Queensberry st.,
81 Arlington st.,
33 Summer st . ,
30 Chauncy st. ,
■110 Harrishof st. ,
48 Beacon st. ,
25 Ward st . ,
60 Highland st . , Roxbury,
197 Norwell st.,
6 School St., Dor.,
15 Court sq. ,
141 Homestead st.,
. 104 Elm Hill av.,
66 Summer st.,
464 Huntington av.,
30 Chilton rd., W. R. ,
209 Chambers st.,
95 Farquhar st . ,
63 Woolson St. ,
Technology Chambers, Irvington st,
29 St. Germain st.,
262 Uplands rd. ,
1407 Commonwealth av.,
72 Kingsdale st., Dor.,
- 488 Blue Hill av.,
27 Damrell st. ,
26 Canal st.,
39 McLellan st.. Dor.,
8 Idlewild St.,
68 Salem st . ,
93 Franklin st . ,
93 Centre st., Roxbury,
27 Damrell st..
1269
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919
Contd ,
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd,
Lowell,
James B.
• 70
Lucas ,
Harry J.
■ Z3
281
Lucas ,
James W.
Lvif tnian ,
Morris
24
Luther,
John P.
45
Lutts,
Leon H.
63
Lyall,
Clifford L.
33
Lydon,
Michael J.
23
Lynch, .
Arthur J.
. 44
Lyons, •
Frederick L.
51
Lyons, .
Joseph B.
1
Mahoney,
John R.
163
Ma it land, .
Robert A.
68
Malloy,
Joseph T.
27
Manf redonia.
Leopold©
79
Mansfield,
William P.
. 16
Marcus,
Edward
3
Mardo,
Fred
• 161
Marge son.
Gerald U.
• 233
Margolis,
Philip
298
Maries,
John D.
12
Marley,
Thomas J.
3^
Marinelli,
Agostino S.
23
Marsh,
Lerman W.
56
Marsh,
Ward A.
640
Marshall,
William M.
5
Marston,
Perry A.
23
Mart in ,
S. Howard
- ^^
Matskel,
Barnett
66
l!!ayo ,
Clarence J.
- 450
Mead ,
Prank S.
30
Meehan,
Frank C.
33
Me ehan ,
George
50
Menton,
Thomas J.
117
Mercaldo,
Tom
61
Me.ssies,
Henry
150
Met calf ,
George H.
89^
Mic^.eli,
Sal vat ore
98
Kilby St.,
Mt. Vernon at.,
Summer st..
No. Anderson st.,
Milk st . ,
Astor St. ,
State St.,
Mather st. , Dor. ,
Alexander st.,
High St. , CD.,
Dexter row, C. D.,
Brighton av.,
Portland st.,
Shirley st., Roxbury,
Prince st.,
Nixon St., Dor.,
Albany St.,
Warren st., B. D.,
Poplar St., Ros.,
Washington st . ,
Bolton pi. , CD.,
Decatur st . , E. B. ,
Breed st., E. E.,
Park Vale av., B. D.,
Huntington av. ,
Eliot st . , J. p. ,
Buckrainster st . ,
State St.,
Glenway St., Dor.,
Washington st.,
Townsend st.,
Summer st.,
Brighton st., C D.,
Longv/ood av. ,
Hanover st.,
i^uincy st . , Roxbury,
South st . ,
George st., Roxbury,
1270
BOSTOIT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd,
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd,
Mikalauslcas,
John B.
. 248
Miller,
Carl W.
. 80
Millett^
Frederick S.
• 33
Mills,
.Alfred H.
8
Milton,
Edward R.
. 11
Mirageas,
Gus G.
399
Mitchell,
Edward P.
1
Mitchell,
Harold B.
118
Moeser,
David E.
27
Moffitt,
Carl W.
19
Molyneux,
R. W.
62
Monroe r
Francis T.
1325
Monti,
Wilfred
. 216
Moore ,
Freeman R.
• 75
Moore,
James F.
99
Mo ran,
John W. Jr.
• 87}
Morgan,
Harold R.
6
Morrill ,.
George H.
13
Morris,
Harold L.
• 331
Morrison,
Abraham H.
40-4-2
Morse,
Ernest V.
120
Morse ,
Erving P.
■ 55
Morse,.
John F.
15
Muck ens tiirm.
Paul M,
- 32
Mueller,
Edgar E.
ParJcer
Mullen,
Brian
. 189
ao4i
Murphy,
Jolah J.
Mujison, .
Nelson H.
17
Murphy,.
John A.
31
Murray,
Thomas W.
11
Myers,
Alexander
• 56
MacAusland,
W. Russell
. 240
MacDonald,
James T.
232
MacDonald,
Riclaard H.
. 87
Macdougal ,
William W.
336
MacDowell,
James H. G.
47
MacKenna,
George B.
584
MacLean,
Archibald
560
MacLeod,
Harry F.
544
McErine,
Joseph J.
41
McCarthy,
Edward F.
11
McCarthy,
Frank L.
53
McClellan,
Albert E.
70
Fourth st. ,
Traverse st.,
State St.,
Joy st . ,
Lakeville pi., J. P.
Columbus av.,
Pevear pi., Roxbury,
Milk st . ,
Winter st.,
Rosedale st.. Dor.,
Houston av. ,
Commonwealth av. ,
High st, ,
Montgomery st . ,
Summer st.,
Huntington av. ,
Conver st. , B. D. ,
Gaston st., Roxbury,
Freeport st.,
Portland st.,
Boylston st . ,
Tremont st . ,
Woodford St., Dor.,
Aldworth st . ,
House, School st.,
Sixth st . ,
Main St.,
Tremont row,
Bainbridge st., Rox.
Mackin st., B. D. ,
Gardner st. , B. D. ,
Newbury st . ,
Bay State rd.,
Milk St.,
A st . ,
Mt. Vernon st.,
Commonwealth av. ,
Harrison av..
Washington st., Dor.
First St.,
Montvale st.,
State st . ,
Federal st..
1271
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
McCoy,
Ransom H.
53
McDermott,
Daniel J.
53
McDermott,
William T.
21
McDonough,
Bernard A.
■ ?J^
McD enough,
James A.
. 584
McGettrick,
Edward T.
• 35
McGlaixflin,
R. L.
6
McKenna,
John B.
8
McKenna,
Michael A.
100
McMackin,
Hugh J.
84
McNeill,
Raymond E.
260
McSweeney,
Daniel E.
?3
Mc Sweeney,
Patrick J.
284
Nason,
H. L.
■ 85
Nagle,
Richard H. J.
35
Neptvine,
Richard K.
55
Newton,
William W.
172
Newell,
Charles W.
9
Newhall,
Horatio
920
Newman,
Rudolph L.
. 11
Nichols, .
Malcolm E.
2
Nilson,
Harry M.
14
Nolan,
W. A.
15
Northrop,
Howard E.
- 852
Norton,
Richard H.
45
O'Brien,
Francis J.
225
O'Brien,
Walter A. Jr.
5
O'Connor,
Lester E.
5
Odell, .-
Prank H.
529
O'Gara,
John P.
10
O'Hearn,
Edmimd F.
60
0?Higgins,
John B.
52
O'Lalor,
Daniel R.
1202
OlCQtt, .
John L.
16
O'Leary,
John L.
■ 71
O'Leary,
Patrick J.
12
Oliver,
Frederic L.
31
01 sen,
H. E.
■ 100
state st . ,
Nightingale st.,
Waianteck st.,
State St.,
Centre st., J. P.,
Gardner st. , B. D. ,
Beacon st . ,
Worcester sq.,
Winthrop st., Rox. ,
Clarkson st., Dor.,
Norwell st.. Dor.,
State st . ,
E. Ninth St.,
Devonshire st.,
Falmouth st. ,
Congress st.,
Huntington av. ,
Centre av., Dor.,
Beacon st.,
Spring Park av.,
Westland av. ,
Beacon st.,
Blackwood st.,
Summer st . , ext . ,
Bay State rd. ,
Bolton St.,
Idlewild St.,
Allerton rd., Dor.,
Massachusetts av. ,
Roswell St., Rox.,
State St.,
Weld Hill St.,
Commonwealth av.,
Austin St.,
Gardner st., W. R. ,
Bellf lower st., Dor.,
Orkney rd. , B. D. ,
Warren st., B. D.,
1272
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEKBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Orcutt, .
Orinski,
O'Rourke,
OsTDorn,
Outhet,
Paige,
Paige,
Page,^
Palme r ,
Paraschos,
Parker,
Parker, .
Partridge,
Payne,
Pays on,-
PealDody,
Pearlstein,
Pearlstein,
Peaslee,.
Pegram,
Perkins,
Peterson,
Pettee,
Phillips,-
Phinney,
Pickert,
Pierce,
Pierce,.
Pierce,
Pitkin,
Pleadwell,
Pollock,
Poole,
Pope,
Potter,. .
Powell,
Powers,
Po us land ,
Pratt ,
Prouty,
Pye,
(^uinby,
Rabe,
Raftery,
Ramsdell,
P. M.
Abraham
Thomas V.
Joseph W.
Ernest W.
Harry D.
Thomas 0.
Napoleon L.
Edward H.
George T.
Forrest G.
Herbert L.
Harrison R.
Wilbvir M.
Edward S.
Myron
Abe
Maurice
Clarence A.
Prank R.
George H.
Robert W.
Leamon W.
William W.
Arthur W.
L. W.
Edward J.
Edgar
G. D.
William W.
Edward M.
C. W.
Amos L.
Harrison R.
Robert S.
J. Rider Jr.
Earle
Sidney P. B.
Charles L.
Thomas S.
Robert T.
George P.
H. W.
Thomas P.
Marcus L.
Westfield, Mass.,
22 Green st.,
36 Boulevard ter., B. D.,
7 Lamartine st., J. P.,
12 Dighton st., B. D.,
407 Massachusetts av.,
Hotel Brunswick, Boylston st.,
430 Columbus av.,
28 Columbia rd.,
1109 Boylston st. ,
24 So. Market st. ,
84 Sumner st.. Dor.,
36 Ashley st., E. B.,
61 Brookline av. ,
560 Harrison av.,
2 Burroughs pi., J. P.,
29 Allen St.,
104 Clarkwood st., Dor.,
450 Washington st.,
Ames Building, Court st.,
14 Kilby st . ,
. 15 Banks ter. Swampscott,
494 Rutherford av.,
20 Rutland sq. ,
356 Washington st.,
466 Commonwealth av.,
36 Brainerd rd., B. D.,
Parker House, School st.,
. ^^7 Dudley st. ,
. ^0 Brighton st., C. D.,
107 Pembroke st.,
. 47 Temple pi. ,
. 293 Washington st., Dor.,
. 70 Pedei^l St. ,
.40 Water st.,
Ames Building, Court st.,
450 Washington st.,
294 Washington st.,
3541 Washington at.,
45 Kilby St.,
6 Elvin rd. , Ros,
1 Shenandoah st.. Dor.,
105 Queensberry st.,
440 Washington st.,
124 Glenway st. ,
I27v3
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd»
Ravinski,
Albert
450
Raymond »
Fred M.
23
Rayner,
Norman N.
12
Re illy,
John C.
1
Reilly,
John G.
74
Reiser,
Max
- 51
Reinherz,.
Davis
36
Reeves,
Marcellus
1069
Rich,
Howard L.
. 419
Rees,
Walter S.
86
Rich,
Willis D.
. 120
Richards,
James L.
. Ill
Richardson,
John A.
72
Richardson,
Ralph P.
70
Richway,
Iffi chael
40
Ricker, .
Maxirice S.
33
Ridlon,
Addison T.
. 428
Ripley,
Ralph L.
11
Rizzo,
Ralph
48
Robart ,
Frank A.
59
Roberts,
James A.
19
Robinson,
Clarence E.
377
Robinson,
Clarence H.
33
Robinson,
Leo
19
Robinson,
N. E.
. 56
Robinson,
Victor R.
. 713
Rockwell,
Fred B.
17
Rogers,
Joseph
429
Rosenberg,
Harry
62
Rosenberg,
Isaac G.
39
Rosenthal,
Barney
. 30
Ruch,
Frederic B.
879
Rudeo,
Jerome J.
242
Rut ledge.
Harold B.
. 71
Sacco,
Antonio
. 9
Sacks,
Charles
3
Samson, .
Benjamin F. Jr.
450
Sanders,
Henry A.
206
Banders,.
Thomas A.
37
Sandler,
David G.
95
^nger.
Eugene
- 45
ViTashington st.,
Irvington st.,
Moreland st., Rox.
Beacon st.,
Auckland st.. Dor.
Tremont st., C. D.
Ridgewood St., Dor
Boylston st.,
Atlantic av, ,
Stidbury st. ,
Water st . ,
Devonshire st.,
Lincoln st..
Federal st.,
Lawrence av..
Congress st..
Park St., Dor.,
Thome st.. Dor.,
Charter st.,
Beacon at..
Congress st..
Metropolitan av..
Congress st.,
Brinsley st. ,
West land av. ,
Dudley st. ,
Applet on St.,
Warren st. , Rox. ,
Phillips St. ,
Mellen st., Dor.,
Wayland st., Rox.,
Beacon st. ,
N.orth st . ,
Byron st., E. B.,
Cooper St.,
Hazelwood st., Rox
Washington st.,
L St. ,
Aspinwall rd.. Dor
Normandy st . ,
Bromfield st.,
1274
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SBPTEMEER 11, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Sapienza,
Peter
395
Sargent ,
George E.
•159
Scarth,^
Malcolm B.
69
Scott,
Bertram A.
•113
Scott, •
Harold H.
, 49
Scott,
Ralph C.
113
Schaefer,
Henry P.
10
Schaub ,
Harry M.
13
Schlosser,
Arthiir B.
• 595
Schmucker,
Joseph M.
- 148
Sears,
William F.
10
Seaver,
Walter E.
Hotel
Shane ck,
Herman W.
106
Shaughnessey,
John J.
165
Shea ,
Francis
58
Sheehan,
John P.
28
Shennan,
Charles W.
14
Shervjin,
Paul U.
Parker
Shifres,
Benjamin
9
Shruhan,-
John J.
■1573
Shiilman ,
Abraham
■ 424
Siegel,
A. L.
709
Simmons-,
Joseph C.
60
Simmons,
William J.
36
Simpson,
Howard A. T.
49
Sisson,
Irving C.
78
Sliney,
George F.
108
Small,
Samuel
25
Smith,
Charles H.
108
Smith,
Charles W.
■ 30
Smith,
George F.
200
Smith,
Harold B.
260
Smith,
R. H.
19
Snider,
Henry J.
• 1089
Snyder,
Moses W.
4-3
Sobel,
Abraham
205
Sotel,
Joseph
205
Solstein,
Sam
• 38
Sonnabend,
Joseph
43
Spang,
Frank
■ 78
Spaxilding,
Albert W.
800
Spiers,
John H.
300
Spinney,
Paul R.
14
Splaine,
James A.
245
Sprague ,
Henry B.
15
Washington st.,
Hanover st.,
Pinckney st.,
Templeton st. , Dor.,
Berkeley st.,
Templeton st., Dor.,
Mather st. ,
Chambers st.,
Washington st.,
Beacon st.,
V/estcott St., Dor.,
Brunswick, Boylston st.,
Saratoga st.,
Bowen st. ,
Lawn St., Rox. ,
Milford St.,
Beacon st..
House, School st.,
Wiget st . ,
Tremont st..
Eastern av. ,
Washington st..
Canal st . ,
Granville st. , Dor.,
W. Eagle St.,
Devonshire st.,
Magnolia st.. Dor.,
Elm Hill Park,
Trenton st., E. B.,
Ward st . ,
Devonshire st.,
Uewbury st . ,
Wellington rd. ,
Commonv/ealth av.,
Kenwood at., Dor.,
Columbia rd. ,
Columbia rd.,
Staniford st.,
Monroe st . , Rox. ,
Bloomfield st..
First St.,
Ashmont st . , Dor.,
Helena rd..
State St.,
Marshall st..
1275
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919 .
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Staiti,
Joseph
80 Orleans st . ,
Stanetsky,
Abraham
5 Carlisle st. ,
Stebbins,
N. L.
132 Boylston st. ,
Steele,
Harold W.
23 No, Beacon st. ,
Steinmark,
Nils V.
80 Moreland st., Rox. ,
Steinert ,
Robert S.
401 Commonwealth av..
Stephenson,
Benjamin T.
12 Cxrnmings rd., B. D. ,
Stetson,
Frederick W.
504 Warren st . , Roxbury,
Stevens,
Edmund R.
59 Hemenway st . ,
Stewart,
Percy J.
79 Barry st., Dor.,
Stewart,
Robert H.
21-27 Temple pi..
Stickney,
Robert
185 Devonshire st..
Stoddard,
Elmer A.
16 Westville st.. Dor.,
Stokes,
James B.
■ 260 Cambridge st..
Stoner,
J. Carlton
25 Brighton av. ,
St owe,
C. P.
543 Columbia rd.,
Strachan,
George D.
192 Boylston St.,
Strater,
Theodore G.
74- Sudbury st . ,
Stretch,
George L.
69 Moreland st., Rox.,
Strotel,
Prank J.
16 Arcadia st.. Dor.,
Strong,
Eli A.
40 Court St.,
Stiaart , .
Stephen B.
39 Concord sq..
Sullivan,
L. H.
52 School St. ,
Surninerf ield,
Benjamin
47 Holworth St.,
Summers,
Herbert G.
535 Beacon st. ,
Gut Ion,
Frederick
98 Portland st., Camb.,
Swarthe,
Leonard A.
. 19 Myrtle st.,
Sweeney,
Thomas M.
9 Carson st.,
Sweet,
Samuel
7 Kineo st. , Rox. ,
Sweet,
Walter R.
32 Spring Park av..
Swett ,
John P.
102 Boylston st. ,
league ,
William H.
98 Hemenway st . ,
Temple, -
Onsorth L.
281 "B" Neponset av..
Testa,
Genaro L.
29 Marginal st.,
Tetru,
Prank
595 Washington st..
Thomas,
Arthur W.
3^ Linden st., Dor.,
Thomas ,
Charles L.
273 Slimmer st.,
Thomson,
John B.
530 Commonwealth av..
Theodoropoulos,
Philop
109 Salem st . ,
Tit iev,
Jacob
11 Temple st. ,
Tob;ie,
Samuel I.
204 Commercial st.,
1276
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd,
Torrey,
Tracy,
Tvilly, .
Tully,
Turner,
Up ham,
.Waitt,
Waldman ,
Waldron,
Walker, .
Walker, .
Walsh,
Waneck,
Ward,
Ward,
Warner,
Warner,
Washhurn,
Watts, .
Wax,
Weed,
Weeks,
Weinstein,
We i sman ,
Welch,
Weller,
Wells, .
Wells, ,.
Wells,
Welt on.
White,
White,
Whitney,
Whitteniore,
Whittier,
Wiley,
Wilford,
Witherell,
Williams, .
Williams,
Williams,
Williams,
Wilson,
Wilson,
Stephen M.
Earnest L.
Joseph R.
-Leonard B.
Edwin
Charles V/.
Albert K.
Jo seph
Charles H.
Josiah L.
Stxiart
Clifford F.
Peter
James E.
Walter P.
Alexander A.
William
Frederic A.
Charles W.
Samuel
Le Pevre U.
Edgar H.
Louis H.
Abraham
Edward J.
Kopel
Edwy T.
Pred K.
Wellington
A. Roy
Russell H.
William
Edvrard J.
H. S.
Charles W.
Stephen W.
Thomas
Robert E.
Adin E.
Archibald
Arthur G.
Clifton P.
Herbert L.
Harold
70 Federal st . ,
53 Stanton st . , Dor.,
85 Iroquois st. ,
85 Iroquois st . ,
3 Sherman st . , Rox. ,
27 Eldredge st., Ros.,
68-72 Portland st.,
532 Tremont st . ,
20 Athelwold st.,
- 107 Aldrich St., Ros.,
53 State St.,
175 Bucknam St., Everett,
10 Parker ter. ,
16 A Ashburton pi.,
10 Post Office sq.,
11 Pemberton sq. ,
20 Cortes st.,
190 Bay State rd. ,
^^ Federal st. ,
^7 Hollander st., Rox.,
107 St. Eotolph St.,
30 Ardale st., Ros. ,
137 Woodrow av., Dor.,
93 Binney st. ,
0 Regina rd. , Dor. ,
29 Homestead st., Rox.,
65 Kilby St.,
7° Broad st . ,
171 Bay State rd.,
719 Washington st., B. D.,
. 51 Chard on st.,
333 Massachusetts av.,
5 Hancock st. ,
30 Dana st . ,
'$^ Congress st.,
79 So. Market st.,
465 Medford st., C. D.,
78 Devonshire st.,
297 Washington st.,
11 Pemberton sq. ,
229 State St.,
114 Fenway,
9 Richfield st., Dor.,
1 Maywood ter. ,
1277
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919*
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Wilton,
Winer,
Winetsky,
Winters,
Wolpe ,
Wood,
Wood,
Wood,
Woods,
Wood,
Woodman,
Woodward,
Wormelle,
Wormser,
Worthy,
Wright,
Wright,
Wright,
Wright,
Wurf ,
Wyman,
Wyman,
York,
Zagame ,
Zagouras,
Zevitas,
Butler,
DuVally,
Little,
Sumner,
Turner,
Hugh
Hyman
Joseph
George B.
Morris
Abel M.
Albert G.
Alexander W.
Charles F.
Walter S.
John H.
Joseph A.
Charles B.
Edward
William
George W.
George
Harry W.
James W. H.
Sigmund
J. Stearns
Samuel A.
Herbert L.
Samuel
Anslomenis K.
Constantinos
Morgan
Nicholas
Theodore W,
Stanley
John T.
84 Linden Park st . ,
22 Crawford st.,
135 Harold st . , Rox. ,
195 Eustis s't** Rox.,
715 Shawmut a v . ,
23 Chamberlain st.,
140 Treraont st . ,
31 Saxton St.,
1 Orchard pk., Rox.,
1 Lawndale ter. ,
356 Washington st.,
44 Rutland sq. ,
186 Brighton av., B. D
98 Hemenway st . ,
239 Northampton st.,
216 High St.,
8 Dawes st . , Dor. ,
10 Bigelow St., B. D.
47 Virginia st., Dor.
107 Townsend st., Rox.
94 Blackstone st . ,
79 Milk St.,
296 Ashmont st.. Dor.,
11 Carlisle st.,
141 Hudson st. ,
101 Highland st . , Rox.
77 Franklin st.,
'p7 Cambridge st . ,
800 First St. ,
31 Glenville av. ,
14 Fulton St.
The following named persons were appointed Special
Police Officers for the year ending March 3I, I920.
Officers.
Employers.
Abbott,
Abbott,
A.damo ,
Charles P.
William B.
Martin E.
Chas. P, Abbott
145-;47 Kingston St.
Page & Shaw Inc.
G. E"dwin Allen, Manager
9 West St. & 12 State St.
Chester '^. Sawyer Co.
Martin E. Adamo, Pres,
150 Huntington Ave. &
784 Dudley St.
1278
BOSTOH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers,
Employers.
Adams ,
Hitohcoak,
Allen,
Allison
Ambrose,
Goncaugh
Douglas
French
Gallagher
Glynn
Glynn
Goodwin
Hilton
Jennings
Kievenaan
Restarrick
^Jirhalen "
Barrett,
Connolly,
Clifford
Doherty 6th
Doherty 2nd
Haggerty
Joyce
Manning
Sullivan
Valmo
Frank
ore F. )
k T. Jr. f
George
Alexander J.
George
Thomas H.
Patrick
V/illiam W.
Michael
James F,
Frank J.
Fred M.
Charles F.
Patrick
William J.
John E.
John Henry)
Thomas J. '
Thomas F. ;
Daniel [
John
Phillip
James
Festy
John
Michael
Staples Coal Co.
Frank F. Hitchcock, Treas.
40 Central St.
.St. Paul's Cathedral
Henry Goddard,Asst. Minister
136 Tremont St.
Uo. Bennett St. Ind. School
Henry L. Shattuck.Pres.
-37-3V No. Bennett St. &
52 Tileston St.
Boston Consolidated Gas Co.
Vto. A. V/ood, Pres.
Premises of said Company
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
1279
Officers
Anderson,
Dittrick,
Plannigan
Merrill
McKeen
McKeen
Pratt
Scott
West
Appleton
Aspinwall^
Aspinwall,
Bailey,
Belknap,
Briggs ,
Crocker,
Doe,
Garland
Gerriah,
Haines
Hale
Horrigan
Harlow,
Haire,
Hovey
Lee,
Markey,
Martin,
Mills,
Pineo,
Reade,
Smiley
Smiley,
Smith,
Wilgon,
Employers
Alfred
Emil
John A.
Ulysses G. ^
Fred E.
Horace E.
milliard D.
V/alter V/.
Albert S.
V/illiara E.
George Lowell
William H.
Meredith & Grew, Agents
40 Central St.
15 Congress St.
89 Franklin St.
121 Beach Street
4 Liberty Square
394 Atlantic Ave.
371 Commonwealth Ave.
9 Mass. Av. & 66 Beacon St.
Expressman's Protective Assn.
E. C. Walker, Pres.
32 Court Square
Aspinwall <k Codman,
Henry P. MacDonald, Supt.
State Mutual Bldg. , 50 Con-
gress St.; central Bldg., 70
State St.; Berkeley Bldg.,
cor. Berkeley & Boylston Sts ,
Lawrence Bldg. , 149 Tremont
St.
Silas E.
Howard P.
Paul B.
Walton G.
William A.
Leslie M,
Harry T.
David F.
Guy P.
Frank J.
Melburn N.
William J.
L. P.
Alfred P.
Charles J.
John C.
A. E.
Burgess
Artemus B.
Mark B.
William 3.
Lucius G.
Edwin E.
Harry T. Gerrish, Chas
Mills et al.
Patrick J. McGourthy,
Supt. of Markets
Faneuil Hall Market
E.
1280
BOSlJi^, ThUiiSDAY, SEPTEiSiili 11, I919.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Contd,
Officers
Baker,
Hutchins,
Leavitt,
Worthey,
Wogan ,
Baker,
Edward H. Jr. |
Hurs
Richard C. (
Thomas
Gerald Thomas
Henry D. V/.
Ball
Frank P.
Puller,
William E.
Bancroft
Charles G.
Barer
Sam
Barker
Leroy 3.
Barton
Frank E.
Bates
Frances K.
Bersig,
Joseph S.
Employers,
Curtis & Sanger
Sab in P. Sanger
33 Congress Street.
East Boston Savings Bank
A'lvin P. Johnson, Treas .
Columbia Trust Co., Alfred E.
Wellington, Treas.
Metropolitan ^rust Co.,
Robt. J. Gove, Manager.
Premises numbered 2, 10 & 20
Meridian Street., S. Boston.
G. ii. Wethern & Co.,
Wm, E. Harris, Supt.
21-27 Temple Place
33-35 V/est Street
International Trust Co.
Howard Norton, Asst. Secy.
45 Milk S t.& 115 Summer St.
Elm Amusement Co. jf Dorchester
Julius Meyer, Pres.
301 WashingtonSt. , Dorchester.
Crawford Chambers,
L. N. Godfrey, Manager
5 to 15 Hanover Street.
Unique Theatre Company
A. F. Washburn, Pres.
700 V/ashington Street
Holliater, White' & Co.
F.K.Bates, Publicity Manager
322-325 State Mutual Bldg.
50 Congress Street.
Bigelow, Kennard Co.
Alamson Bigelow Jr., Pres.
Cor. West & Washington Sts.
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers
Bisbee,
W. A.
Beaohwood,
S. W.
Brooks,
Herbert A.
Cote,
Harry
Cutter,
Irving R.
Moren,
John P.
O'Brien,
Jeremiah
Race,
Arthur L.
Sawi-er,
Spencer L,
Stevens,
James H.
Stoddard,
Elmer A.
Coutlee
S.
Dounes
V/illiam P.
Folsom
James
Poster
John J.
Page
Henry 0.
Perzone
Riehard
Bohraan
Robert
Duncan
H. E.
Bonning,
Frederick W
Boody
Milton B.
Brown
Prank M.
Grant
Horace K.
Rudge
James E.
Smi th
Frederick M
Buckley,
John J.
Cummings,
Cyril G.
Moore,
Ernest A.
Muldoon,
Charles H.
McCartiv
Gerald J.
(iuilty.
James A.
Sargent
R. T.
Stubbs
Frank 0.
Employers
Copley-Plaza Hotel
Edward C. Fogg, Vice Pres.
Copley-Plaza Hotel
1281
Chilton Club, F^ank Carle
Dartmouth St,& Commonv/eal th
Ave,
Cummings Machine Works,
Henry A. Chase, Supt.
110 High Street.
The Harding Uniform & Regalia
Co. .
Charles T.Harding, V. Pres.
22 School Street.
Paine Furniture Co.
S. G. Hall, P. A.
81 Arlington Street.
Regal Shoe Company
E.R.Allen, Comptroller
109-111 Summer 3t.
175 \ Tremont St.
Court & Tremont 3ts.
1282
BOSTOil, THURSDAY, SEPTaifflER 11, I919.
Contd
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Off
icers
Burgoyne
Charles L.l
Caron,
Henry j
Burke,
Thomas P.
Burke
William W.
Burrey,
George IT. ^
Campbell,
Jeimes 3.
Converse,
Wilmer
Jackson,
Samuel B.
Penney,
Ri chard H .
Bryant
Ernest R.
Calder,
James
Connolly
Patrick
Davis
William J.
Donovan
John G.
Welch
James H.
Wood
William E.)
Call
Hugh F. '
Gay,
William R.'
London,
Walter U. ,
Procter,
Frank N.
Robello
William P.;
Calnan,
Jeremiah F.
Campbell
James H. }
Robert J.J
Kirkwood,
Campbell,
John A,
Arthur T.
Connelly
Goodwin,
Pryor c.
Cleon B.
Leach,
LoCascio
Phillip A.,
Polley
James A. )
Stanley
Frank A. I
Swett
Wesley S. j
Vesey
Daniel F. '
Employers
Goes & Young Co.
Frederick E. Young, Pres,
18-20 School St., 8-10 Avery St.
Hailparns j
3. Benks, Genl. Mgr. I
35-41 Winter Street
Paine Furniture Co.
S. G. Hall, P. A. ,
81 Arlington St.
Franklin Square House
J. Porter Russell, Trustee
11 East Newton Street
E. R. Bryant
183 Congress Street
United Drug Company
Frank H. Damon, Asst. Mgr.
Leon Street
Jordan liiarsh Cmpany
W. J!'. Watters, Vice Pres.
150 Washington St,
David V/. Huntley
21 Hawkins St. & 57 Sudbury St.
American Trust Co.
W. F. Glidden, Treas.
40 6c 50 State St. ,& City Sq.Chs.
United Candy Co.
p. c. Goodwin, Mgr.
321 North Street
1283
BOSTON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1919-
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers
Campion Aasel G.
Employers.
Carey
Caro
Cohen
Casey,
Cash
Jones
Little
Cathie
DeGrush
Monte
Wright
Chap in
Chapman
Chiccolo,
Miles
Isaac P
Jack
•f
Daniel J.
John A.
Thomas L. '
Edward H.
Richard
Bert
Wilfred
George
Charles W,
Rotert E. L.
Charles
Edison Elec. 111. Co,
Rolot. E. Dillon, As St. Supt.
Gen'l Dept,
Premises of The Edison Electric
Illuminating Co. of Boston. ,
Massachusetts 7/harf Coal Co.
Edw, H. Baker, Vice Pres.
280 Cambridge St., Allston.
Sam A. Beckhard & Co.
G.A.Beckhard, Owner & Llgr.
123 Summer St.
Keith's Bijou Theatre
R.M. Oilman, Mgr.
545 Washington St.
John Carter 4 Co., Inc.
Arthur C. Hall, Treas.
98-100 Federal St. and
69-79 Pearl St.
The Wright Company
Richard Cathie, Mgr.
216 High Street
Howes Wharf
C.W.Chapin, Wharfinger
324-344 Atlantic Avenue
Amory Eliot, Trustee
Premises under the management
of Amory Eliot, Trustee, at
different places in Boston,
Folsom Engraving Co.
L.B.Folsom, Treas.
88 Pearl Street.
1284
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBjiR 11, 1^1^.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers
Employers
Cleveland,
Ewald,
Gilman,
Maguire,
Melvin,
Miller,
McCarthy,
McLean,
Jones,
Rasch,
Reddy,
Trenoweth
Tryder
YTyman,
Cochrane
Lewin
McDonald
Wortsman,
Cohen
Peeney
Mann
McCarthy
Coleman
Hooper
Madden
Ward
Woodward
Blair,
Devine
Finnie
Fraser
Freeman
Haapanen
Le Gro
Luce
Tilles
Vanna]i
Albert E.
Henry John
Warren L.
Henry J.
William P.
John H.
Daniel A.
John
AmoB P.
Frederick V,
Robert W.
Howard G.
James D.
F. A. Jr.
Timothy F.
George H.
Charles E.
Max
Murray S.
Edward J,
William R.
James E.
Max
G'eorge M.
John R,
Thomas B.
Ernest W.
F. C.
Edward A.
Joseph M.
Wolcott H.
B. R.
J. II.
Frank 0. Jr.
Harry A.
Moses
George A.
S.
S. Pierce Co.
Alfred Barr, Atty.
Cor. Tremont & Beacon Sts,
Cor. Dartmouth St. & Hunting-
ton Ave.
l85 Milk Street.
Sam A. Beck}iart & Co.
R. A. Beckhard, Member of
firm
72 Tremont Street.
W. F. Schrafft & Sons Corp.
J . id. McDonald
l60 Washington St., North
Fenway Garage Co.
W.F.Saunders, Mgr.
169-181 Ipswich St.
T. D. Whitney Company
Phineas Hubbard, Pres.
37-39 Temple Place and
25-31 y^est Street
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919-
Contd.
Special Police Officers - contd.
Officers
Conlan
Fishel
Purcell
Spitzer
Thomas 3. )
Louis M. )
William H.'
Alexander
Connolly
Hurley
Thomas J . 1
Matthew J.)
Corthell
Edgerton
Haskell
Parks
Tripp
l/Lark A.
Joseph J,
Theodore W.
C. Wilbur
Chester A. R
Cook
Hare
Meyers
Ryan
William P.
Alfred E.
William F.
Joseph F.
Coombes
Samuel A.
Cooney
Grandmaisin
Craig
Crane
Keenan
Peters
Cxonan
Leo
Hector
Charles B
Carl S. ,
Michael
John F.
Dennis E.
.]
Employers
Leopold Morse Co,
Leon Stearns, Treas.
119 to 137 Washington St.
1000 Washington St.
J. R. Whipple Co.
Paul N. Sherwin, Director
Hotel Touraine.
1285
Museum of Fine Arts
Morris Gray, President
Huntington Avenue
Boston Young Women's Chrig-
tian Aiaaociation
Mrs. James A.Foss, V. P.
68 Warrenton St.
Metropolitan Trust Go.
Robt. J. Gove, Manager
40 State St.
Codman Square Theatre Trust
P. Bowen, Xr.
637 Washington Street
Wilton Tool & Mfg. Co.
Nelson S. Power, Secy,
84 Linden Park St., Koxbury
Armour & Co.
C.E.Jacobs, Act. Mgr.
107-111 Clinton Market
1286
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPCTMBSR 11, 1^19.
Contd.
Special Police Officers - contd.
Officers
Currie,
Holton,
Toppan
Cuaher
Dalforth
Dillon
Dolan
Drohen
Dunn
Dunne
Dutton
Eagles
Edwards
Erickson
Russell
Richard. T.
Ellis W.
\7illiajQ E.
Charles S.
Laurence A.
Edward J.
John C.
James T.
Frank L.
John Francis
J. Winthrop
Harold S.
J. Howard
Edward )
d H. r
Carl Edward
Edward
Employers.
Hotel Lenox & Hotel Brunswick
ju. C. Prior, Eres.&Treas.
Hotel Lenox & Hotel Brunswick
on Boylston St.
K. Burns & Son, Inc.
K. Bernstein
5 Bromfield St.
Delta Building Jrust
J.C.J. Flaman, Agent
8-10 Post Office Square
Mass. Homeopathic Hospital
Henry F. A. Pollock, Supt.
82 E. Concord Street.
City of Boston
W.P.Long, Deputy Commission!
er
Park St. Convenient Station.
B. F. Keith Theatre Co.
H.A.Farrar, Supt,
545-547 Washington St., 162-
163 Tremont St., 4-1-43 Mason St
Mark Cross Company
James Jl. Dolliver, Mgr.
145-145A Tremont St.
Franklin Park Theatre
Harry N. Farren, Mgr.
Franklin Park Theatre, Dor.
J. Winthrop Dutton
Oarleton's vVharf, II9 Summer
St., East Boston.
A, H. Howe & Sons
Harold S. Eagles
170 Tremont Street
J. Howard c^dwards
United States Trust Co., 34
Court St., & 159 Devonshire
St., National Life Ins. Co.
Beacon Trust Company
Charles R.Jopp, President
20 Milk St. & 3 S. Market St.
BOSTOH, THURSDAY, SEPTEJIBER 11, 1919 .
Contd.
Special Police Officers - contd.
Officers
Fairbanks John Wilder
Farnsworth
Edward S.
Hanratty
John
Milton
John J.
Pine
Thos. A.
Field
Fitzgerald
Flynn
Fly nn
Margosion
Ruby
Fogarty
Forbes
Walter R,
Edward C,
Patrick W.
William B
Sarekis
Louis B
Michael
J
F, Murray
Employers
Old South Association
Courtenay Crocker, Secy.
Old South church.
H. P. Hood .ic Sons
Chas. H. Hood, Pres.
494, 629, 477-479, 481, 483, 485-
489, 491-495 Rutherford Ave.,
5-15 Thorndike St., 8-24 Allen
St., 440,448,450 and 452 kain
St., Charlestown; 22-30 Anson
St., 19-24 St. Mark St., Jam.
Plain; 136 Westborne Ter.,298
Dorchester St., 1204 Columbia
Rd & 66 Whitfield St., Dor.
E. E. Taylor Co.
57 Lincoln Street
Colonial Lunch Rooms,
Helen F. Greene, Owner
31 Pearl St.
U.S. Public "Health Service
Hospital
Frank A. Davis, Exe. Off.
V/est Hoxbury Branch
Theophile Schneider
280 Dartmouth St.
E. T. Slattery Co.
J,. F. Slattery, Supt.
154 Tremont Street.
Cabot, Cabot -i Forbes
Freeman W. Cabot
60 State St., 175 Dartmouth
St., 399-421 Boylston St., 99
Commonwealth Ave. , 260 Clar-
endon St., 29 Commonwealth
AVe., 146 Massachusetts Ave,,
8 Irvington St., 30 Ipswich
St. 687 Boylston St., 212-226
Washington St, and 3-9 State
St.
i28::s
1288
BOSTOiJ, THURSDA/, SEPTlDilBSK 11, I'A^ .
Contd.
Special Police Officers - contd.
Officers
Franks
Rich
Louis L. L
W. D. }
Fudge
Henry 'i/.
Ferguson
V/illiam R.
Gallaher
Gibson
Hurvitz
Hurvitz
Siebeneicher
Gamble
Philip hA
Thomas K.
Alfred T.
William
A. H.
James
Gavin
Patrick J.
Gelb
Power
Wolcovid
William
Francis V/.
Sender
Gerry
Thoroas A.
Gleason
Leslie C.
Carbone
Ralph W.
Goode
Shedrick
Goodwin
McMulkin
Frank H.
Edward Jr.
Employers
Gilmour Rothery & Co.
120-130 Water St. & 27-35 Central
St.
Mass. Catholic Order of Foresters
Daniel H. Maguire, High Secy.
& Treas
17 Worcester Street.
Washington St. Olyrapia Co.
Max. Shoulraan, Pres.
658 Washington St.
Rand Avery Supply Co.
R. E. Weeks, Pres.
117 Franklin St.
S.A.Woods, Macnine Co.
G.M.King, Asst. Treas.
Damrell St., So. Boston.
Jenney Manufacturing Co.
W. H. Jenney, Supt .
2^1 First St., So. Boston.
William Sheinwald
455 Washington St., 40 Summer St.,
70 Treraont St. & 162 Washington
St.
S. P. Blackburn & Co.
D. H. Howes
62 Broad Street
Leslie G. Gleason
22 Regina Road, Dorchester
Studio Jewelry Co.
Samuel U. Goldberg, Mgr.
141 Treraont Street
Hurler's
146 Treraont St., & 414 Boylston
^ St.
Gluett, Peabody ,5; Co., Inc.
Wm. R. \'/hite, Mgr.
61-63 Bedford St.
1289
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers - contd.
Green
Greer
Karshick
Lyons
Gorham
Reilly
Haley
Herlin
Salsman
Hall
Hanscom
Hamlin
Poor
Harlow
Hastings
Hearaan
Kelson
Hyman
Hicks,
Higgins
Officers
Thomas
William S.
Frederi ck
Timothy J.
John P.
John G,
Charles B.
Harry
Albert li.
Arthur P.
Arthur L.
B
Ha
. Nason )
arris O.J
Radford G,
Albert A.
William A. )
George A. )
Elmer S. )
Thomas B. Jr.
Herbert
Employers.
Mary Elizabeth
Ruth V. Frantz, Manager
123 Tremont St.
Kidder Peabody & Co
115 Devonshire Street
The C. Moench Co.
I. C. Webster, Treas.
117 Beach Street.
E. E. Gray Co.
S. S. Crapser, Vice
Cor. Hanover, Blackstone
Pres.
& Union
Streets.
Priscilla Cleansing Co.
Arthur P. Hall
265 Cambridge St., Allston.
Delano Potter ck Co .
C. E. Hanscom
45 Commercial St.
Boston Stock Exchange
George A. Rich, Secy.
53 State Street.
Radford C. Harlow
146 Massachusetts Avenue
A. W. Hastings Sc Co.
A. A. Hastings
134 Friend Street
Boston Art Club
C. W. Smith, Treas.
150 Newbury St.
Retail Trade Board of Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Thos. \V. It. Hicks Jr., Secy.
177 Milk St. and premises various
retail stores.
Colonial Lunch Room
Helen F. Greene, Owner
31 Pearl St.
1290
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SSPT3MBER 11, I919.
Contd,
Special Police Officers - contd.
Officers
Employers
Hobson
Horton
Housen
Hubbard
Hurley
Worrell
Johnson
Johnson
Jones
Kelly
Kimball
Kimball
McAl ister
Riordan
Robert E.
Lawrence M.
Jacob
Charles H.
John Joseph
Robt. C.
Frank S.
Peter
Charles P.
Williara
Bert
Prank S.
Charles D.
William J.
Vifalker Building
Fred H. Robinson, Supt.
120 Boylston St.
H. D. Foss & Co. , Inc.
L. M. Horton, inigr.
112 Canal St., 209 Friend St. & 219
Friend St.
J. Housen & Go
J. Housen
63 Temple Place
George Ellis <Sc Co.
Theo. Metcalf Co.
Cleophee Robillard
Ervin A. Johnson
All located ia Hotel Bristol
535 Boylston St.
The Wright Co.
Richard Cathie, Mgr.
216 High Street
Boston Medical Library
Jas. F. Ballard
8-14 Fenway
The Atlantic Works
A-Tfred E. Cox, Treas.
80 Border St., E. Boston.
She par d Norwell Company
John Shepard 3rd,A88t. Secy.
The Shepard Stores, Winter St.,
Winter Place, Temple P1.& Tremont St
Bacon Building
Richard DeB Boardjnan, Trustee
Washington St.
Roxbury Boys Club
Victor A. Heath, Act, Pres.
Roxbury Boys Club, Institute of In-
dustry & property belonging to Club.
United Shirt & Collar Co.
Frank S. Kimball, Mgr.
68 Essex Street
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEiffiKK 11, lyiy.
Contd.
Special Police Officers - Contd.
Officers
King ATPthur I.
Kineella
Andrew P.
Knowlton
Chesley H.
Knnepfer
Robert E.
Kolp
Herman
Lacey
John )
Meyer
Herman H. )
Lane
Prank H.
Lesser
Alfred A,
Lipp
Joseph
Lougee
Charles I.
Lowry
Philip L.
Lutts
Leon H.
Mace
Oliver E.
1291
Employers
Boston Globe Newspaper Co.
G. H, Taylor Jr.
Premises of Boston Globe Newspaper
Co.
John Hancock Mutual Life Insur. Co:
Walter L. Crocker, V. P.
John Hancock Building.
Merchants National Bank
F, C. Waite, Cashier
28 State Street
S. H. Davis C<J.
Ernest L. Davis, Treas.
31-35 Sudbury St. & 68-72 Portland
St.
Grand Cloak & Suit Co.
L. Kopel
115 Salem St.
Massachusetts Chambers
Samuel P. Seymour, LTgr.
146 Massachusetts Ave.
Hotel Brewster
Frank H. Lane, Mgr.
Hotel Brewster
Alfred A. Lesser
1865-1869 Washington St.
Lenox Jewelry Co.
Hyman Freiman, Pres. & Treas.
373 Washington St.
Stuart Rowland Co.
G. M. Stuart
232-234 CongresB St.
Paul Revere Pottery
Edith Brown, Mgr.
478 Boylston St. & 80 Nottingham Re,
Brighton
Scollay Square Olympia Co.
Max Shualman, President
3 Tremont P:ow
George R. Bascom
Oliver E. i/iace, Mgr.
222-228 Columbus Ave.
1292
53>
i-^, iqao, ». \t^.M&ii'\
BOSTOK, THUKSDAY, SBPTEMBEK 11, 1^1^
Contd.
Special Police Officers - contd.
Officers
McLaughlin James F.
Macandrew
Ma.nl ey
Matthews
Munro
Small
McKenna
McCarthy
White
Nash
Newell
Newhoff
O'Brien
O'Higgins
0' Mai ley
Pansata
John J,
Alden A.
Robert J.
David.TB.
Roland G.
George B.
. H. )
ank )
Wm
Frank
William A.
Fred W.
Harold
Henry C.
John B.
Walter
James Pisco
Employers.
Washington St. Olympia Co,
Max Shoulman, Pres.
656 Washington St.
American Rubber Co.
M. L. Collins Asst. Treas.
I28-I3C Essex St. k 29 Column
bia St.
Jenney ilanufacturing Co.
W.H.Jenney Supt.
2yl First St., So. Boston.
Broad Excliange Building
Samuel Eliot, Trustee
8b Broad Street.
Kidder Peabody Co.
115 Devonshire St.
The Texas Go.
J.E.McDonough, Agent
584 Commonwealth A«.
Bankers Realty Co.
H.A.Hagan, President
235-245 State St.
United Electric Supply Co.
^. A . Nash, Treas
579-581 Atlantic Ave.
Waldron's Casino
Chas. H. Waldron, Lgr.
Hanover St.
S. Newhoff
H. Newhoff
225 Friend St.
Henry C. O'Brien
269 Shawmut Avenue
Citizens National Bank
Harold P. Newell , Asst. Cash.
179 Summer St.
Cabot, Cabot & Forbes
F. Murray Forbes
175 Dartmouth St.
Kosenfield & Levine
Harry Rosenfield
8 Tremont Row
129:
1
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEI£BER 11, lyi9.
Contd.
Special police Officers - contd.
Officers
Pierce George E.
Pope
Louis A. .
Potter
Robert S.
Reed
George U.
Resnick
Harry
Reuben
Moses I . F.
Reynolds
Edward E,
Roache
John J .
Roberts
Amos M.
Rome
Herman
Employers
Children's Museum of Boston
Jessica M. Estes
10 Warrenton Street
Louis A. Pope
40 Templeton St., Ashmont
National Shawnut Bank
A. L. Aiken, President
40 Water St.
Chandler & Co., Inc.
Chas. F. Bacon, Vice Pres.
150-151-152-153 Tremont St.
Dandy Tea Co.
Frederick H. Phillips
Samuel Resnick
24 Faneuil Hall Square
Scollay Sq. Olympia Co.
Max. Shoulman
3 Tremont Row
Boston Loan Co.
E. A. Eastman, Treas.
275 Washington St.
A. Stowell & Co., Inc.
A. D. Cook, Vice Pres.
24 Winter St.
Mass. Char. Mech. Assn.
F.V/.Easterbrook, Supt.
Mechanic's Eldg. , Huntington Av
Herman Rome
42 Sudbury St.
1294
BOSTON, THURSDAl, SEPTSMBEH 11, lyl^
Contd.
Special Police Officerfl - contd.
Officers
Ruhl
Sohier
Stevenson
Ryan
Sanders
Silver
Hall
Bratton
Tutin
IHnsmore
Shenber
Schmeltz
James C. )
W. D. Jr.)
Allan )
Patrick J.
Thomas A,
Jordan K.
Chester B.
George J.
Alfred H.
Robert S.
Morris
W. Sherman
Sprat t
Wilbur G,
Stephens William
Strong
Eli A.
Employers
Richardson Hill & Co.
Spencer R. Hill
50 Congress St.
George K. Lincoln Co.
George L. Lincoln, Treas
191 Old Colony Ave., So. Boston
South Boston Savings Bank
Alfred Y. Mitchell, Asst.TreaS
368 W. Broadway
V/etmore-Savage Co.
Robt. S. Dinsmore
76-68 Pearl St. & 17 Hartford St.
Morris Shenber
I'^b Sumner St., E. Boston
12 Maverick Sq. , E. Boston
Robert H. Gardiner
85 Water St., 68 Pearl St., 8
Bosworth St., 1 V/ashington St.,
257 commonwealth Ave,, 874-876
Washington St.
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Co.
Edward H. Baker Vice Pres,
280 Cambridge St., Aliston
South Boston Savings Bank
Alfred Y.Mitchell Asst.Treas>
368 W. Broadway
Scollay Building
Richard DeB. Bonrdman, Agt,
40 Court Street
1295
BOSTOIT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers - concluded.
Officers
Swaine Matthew R.
Whittaker
D. J.
V/inslow
William K.
Wyman
Ernest C.
Atwood
Carl S.
Butler
Charles
Davis
Harrie A.
Holden
Samuel L.
Johnson
Harold B.
Kalem
Victor A.
Neff
Charles F.
Riley
Francis J.
Tynion
Benjamin
Employers
The AtlanticWorks
Alfred E. Cox, Treas.
Border, Maverick & New Sts,
Boston Stock Exchange
P.Y/.V7renn, president
53 State Street
Cabot, Catbt & Forbes
F. Murray Forbes
282 Berkeley Street
Young Women's Christian Assn,
Isabelle A. Rob^ , Pres.
40 Berkeley St.
Boston American League Base-
ball Club.
Thomas J. Barry, Atty.
Fenway Park.
1296
BUSTOM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, l^iy.
Contd.
The following names persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on
them as special police officers.
Appointed September 11, 1919*
Adams
Atwood
Bohman
Bratton
Cooney
Dal forth
Davis
Dillon
Dinsraore
Do Ian
Duncan
Franks
Grandma i son
Green
Hall
Holden
Edwards
Johnson
Kalem
King
Neff
Pansata
Potter
Rich
Silver
Tut in
Tymon ,
Martin E.
Carl S.
Robert
George J.
Leo
Laurence A.
Harrie A.
Edward J.
Robert
John C.
H. E.
Louis
Hector
Thomas
Chester B.
Samuel L.
Edwards J.
Harold E.
Victor A,
Ar thur I .
Charles F.
James P.
Robert S.
Willis D.
Jordan K.
Alfred H.
Benjamin
1297
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTELEBER 11, 1919'
Contd.
Tlie following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties inciimlsent on them
as special police officers.
Appointed September 9» 1919 ♦
Andrews, A. R.
Appointed September 10, 1919'
Aldrich,
Elliott W.
Lane,
Frederic T.
Allen,
James P.
Lincoln,
Charles E.
Bader,
L. V.
Loughlin,
John J.
Beeler,
Fenley S.
Loughman ,
George J.
Bennett,
Frank T.
Lynd,
Robert J.
Bert rand.
Alfred W.
MiacDonald
.Richard H.
Bora,
Louis E.
MacDougall, Arthur L.
Bottomley,
Ernest
MacMillan
, L. W.
Brackett ,
Harold F.
MacTaggert, Harry M.
Brower,
Emory H.
Mahoney,
John R.
Burgess,
Thomas
Marson,
Leon A.
Capen,
Frank F.
Mart in ,
William J.
Carey,
William H.
Maxwell,
Robert S.
Carle,
Praiik
Meehan,
George
Cody,
John B.
Merriman,
Dana S.
Corkery,
Herbert T.
Monahan ,
John S.
Coyle,
James M.
Morley,
Martin
Curnane .
Chester A.
Mimroe ,
George F.
Halt on,
Harry E.
Myers,
Harry L.
Danf orth,
John C.
McDermott
,Roger
Davis,
William H.
McDuff ee,
George F.
Powler,
Henry B.
Nagle,
David
Poye,
Thomas L.
Navin,
John F.
Fuller,
Lorin L.
Newbold,
T. Jefferson
Furber,
Harold F.
O'Reilly,
Herbert P.
Gardner,
Alton T.
Osborn,
George L.
George,
Ralph F.
Peachey,
George H. Jr
Gifford,
Robert L.
Peasley,
James P.
Goodwin, .
Frank C.
Pitkin,
William W.
Grant ,
George A.
Ramsdell,
Marcus L.
Hall,
Aldis 0.
Rich,
Howard L.
Harbour,
William C.
Richards,
Arthur L.
Healey,
Herman E.
Rogan,
Thomas F.
Hervey,
Chester A.
Rogers,
Earle J.
Hoag,
Rush 11.
Rollins,
John P.
Howe,
Henry E.
Ronan ,
John J.
Hurley,
Joseph P.
Rosenfield, Gerald J.
Ivison,
Albert A.
Rudolph,
Ray E.
Kir'dcpatriclc,
Robert
Sellers,
William H.
1298
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTBimEB 11, 1919- Concluded,
Special Police Officers Sworn - concluded.
Appointed September 10, 1919. - concluded.
Sherwin,
Stearns,
Stoner,
Stubbs,
'ffhittier.
.Paul A.
Alanaon B.
J. Carlton
Joseph T.
Cliarles A.
Taylor,
Tumblety,
Upton,
Warren,
York,
Henry A.
Peter E.
Joseph M.
Harold M.
Albert B.
Attest :
Chief ClerMA
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COLMISSIOUER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Friday, September 12, I919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Thursday last were read and approved.
The application of Roger L. Smith, 7 Walter street, Hyde
Park, for a Hackney Carriage Driver's License #2489 was granted
for the year ending June 30. 1920.
The application of Horace E. Noyes for a license #21 to
set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a stable at 72 Northampton
street was granted for the year ending June 30. 1920.
1299
The applications of the following named persons for
Collective Musicians' Licenses were granted;-
101st Infantry Band, consisting of twenty-five musicians, by
Maud S. Scampton, 126 Belgrade avenue, - to parade with the Coramunitir
Club of Boslindale on Saturday, September I3, current, at 2 p. m.
Route: From the corner of Bexley road and Florence street to
Florence and South streets, Belgrade avenue, Anawan and Beach
streets, Belgrade avenue, Walworth, South and Fairview streets to
Pierce Hall.
Giardini Band, consisting of twenty musicians, by Giovanni
Giardinl, 287 Hanover street, - to parade with the Parishioners of
the Sacred Heart Church, North square, on Svmday, September 14,
current, fr^m 2 to 4 p. m.
Route: Form on North street thence via Battery, Richmond,
Charter, Salem, Prince, Hanover and Richmond streets, North square
and Prince, street to Hanover street.
1300
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTELffiER 12, I919.
Contd.
Collective Musicians' Licenses Granted - concluded.
Salvation Array Band, consisting of fifty-one musicians, iDy J.
S. VonSchoppe, 16 "A" Grant street, Cambridge, - to parade with the
British Naval and Military Veterans Associations on Sunday,
September 14, current, at 2.30 p. m.
Route: Form at 177 Huntington avenue thence via Copley
sqiiare, to Boylston and Tremont streets to St. Paul's Cathedral and
return at 5 P* ^'
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending IJIay 31» 1920.
Abas,
Abbott,
Achorn,
Adelberg,
Agneto,
Alden,
Arcaro,
Arnold,
Arnold,
Aronson,
Bacon,
Barrabee,
Barry,
Batchelder,
Beckhard,
Bennett,
Berman,
Bertino,
Blair,
Blakeslee,
Bogan,
Bowler,
Bradley,
Beacey,
Bright,
Brocksief er,
Brockway,
William L.
William D.
John W. .
Samuel
Raffaele
Charles N.
Francesco
Allen
Harry J.
Abe
Charles F.
Frank
George W.
LaRoy
Lester M.
Samuel J.
Jacob
Frank
Frank C.
Asa D.
John P. Jr.
Aubrey W.
John T.
Joseph J.
William H.
Karl H.
Fred S.
1 Oakland av., Rox,,
60 Falcon st . , E. B. ,
8 Barrows st., B. D.,
34 Bicknell st., Dor.,
374 Geneva av. ,
111 Devonshire st.,
43 Tileston st. ,
271 Dartmouth st. ,
146 Tremont st . ,
25 Lawrence av., Rox.,
151 Tremont st . ,
133 Columbus av.,
11 E. Newton st. ,
44 Alpha rd., Dor.,
297 Washington st.,
11 Westminster rd., Rox.,
103 Chelsea st., E. B.,
137 B St.,
39 Temple pi. ,
114 Milk St.,
68 Centre st., Rox.,
24 Rowell St., Dor. ,
41 Oakview ter., J. P.,
107 Brick av., B. D.,
610 Columbus av.,
319 Htmt ingt on av . ,
17 Monadnock st..
1301
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Buck ,
Buergermeier,
Butler,
Buzzell,
Bull,
Campbell, .
Cap r on,
Chilton,
Church,
Clark,
Clark ,
Clark ,
Cohen,
Cohen,
Cohen,
Cohen,
Cole,
Cook,
Cook,
Cooney,
Cooney,
Corkery, .
Cotter,
Coxighlan,
Coupe r,
Courtney,
Craig,
Cramer,
Crouch,
Curley,
Daley,
IMillinger,
Davee ,
Davis,
Davis, .
Davis,
Davis,
Dean,.
DeFronzo,
DeGiacomo,
Dennison,
Dervitsiotis,
Dessel,
Cooper,
Francis D.
Orville R.
Samuel
Abraham L.
Arthur S.
James S.
Walter A.
Thomas E.
E. Philip
Charles A.
Forrest S.
George E.
Emanuel P.
Frank
Jack
Mark E.
George M.
Albert A.
C. Sydney Jr.
William J.
Leo
Herbert T.
William J.
Charles E.
Joel
Eric
W. Oliver Jr.
Richard
Pava W.
Edward D.
Jack
Frank H.
Stanley P.
Arthur L.
Charles H.
Cutter P.
Willard H.
Walter
Anthony
Prank
Ifiircus R.
Panos
Herman W.
Arthur D.
70 Oak St., H. P.,
50 Lexington st.,
51 Pinckney st . ,
24 Alban St., Dor.,
19 Bellvista rd. ,
11 E. Newton st . ,
.465 Columbia rd.,
4 Foster st. , B. D. ,
10 Long av., B. D. ,
26 Moreland st . ,
50 Peterborough st.,
25 Crawford st., Rox. ,
33 Elm Hill pk.,
42 Hutchins st., Rox.,
123 Svcnner st.,
84 State st . ,
26 Hollis St. ,
11 Concord sq, ,
24 Winter st.,
68 Seaver st., Roxbury,
422 Newbury st . ,
9 Main st., C. D.,
• 17 Eelvidere st . ,
70 Brookline av. ,
38 Kenelworth st.,
97 Massachusetts av.,
148 State St.,
-I697 Washington st.,
584 Centre st., J. P.,
217 Commonwealth av.,
34 Evelyn st., Mattapan,
230 State St.,
268 W. Newton st. ,
409 Huntington av.,
71 Waldeck st.. Dor.,
. 71 Waldeck st., Dor.,
39 Archdale rd., Ros.,
Ill Devonshire st.,
156 Prince st. ,
65 Ridgewood st.,
7 Wachusett st . ,
62 Carver st. ,
64 Astor St. ,
58 P St.,
i30:
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTELffiER 12, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd,
Devenny,
Dichter,
Doell.
Doherty, .
Dolan,
Dover,
Downing,
Drumraey, .
Duggan,
Dunlap,
Diinn,
Eager,. .
Eastman ,
Jlastman,
Silenterg,
Eisenberg,
Smbree ,
Evans, .
Fahey,
Favreau, .
Feibusch,
Feldman,
Ferguson,
Fisher,
Fiske,
Fitzpatrick,;
Flaherty,.
Flinn,
Fagg,
Foley,
Foley,
Folger, .
Fowler,
FradJcin ,
Fredkin,.
Fugere,. .
Galvin,
Gelewitz,
Getchell,.
Gibbons ,
Giblin,
Ginter,
Glossman,.
Joseph H.
Max
Frederic H.
Joseph E.
Thomas F.
James A>
John F.
William W.
Daniel J.
Kenneth C.
Michael
Granville
Charles H.
Harry M.
Abner
Henry
George N.
Harrison L.
Joseph J.
Edward A.
Joseph C.
Joseph
John N.
Emil
Rodington
James B.
John J.
Chess V/.
Edward C.
James E. Jr.
Thomas F.
Thomas E.
Vincent D.
Frederic
Harry L.
Ralph A.
Thomas E.
David
Arthur V.
William C.
Hubert T.
John S.
Solomon
2 King st. , Dor. ,
16 Charlotte st., Dor.,
73 Bellevue av. ,
114 Bay State rd.,
107 Robin Wood av.,
8 Ivory St., W. R. ,
31 Dunreath st . ,
533 Washington St. , Dor.,
93 Coleman st. ,
114- Milk St.,
505 E. Eighth St.,
70 Brookline av.,
17 Bradlee st . , Dor.,
70 Brookline av.,
165 Ruthven st . , Rox.,
. 47 Waxmbeck st., Rox.,
14 Weld av., Roxbury,
60 State St.,
423 Seventh st. ,
494 LaGrange st . ,
71 Westminster av.,
180 Q,uincy st., Rox.,
168 River St. ,
25 Aberdeen st. ,
89 State St.,
154 Tremont st. ,
66 W. Eagle st. ,
97 Massachusetts av. ,
Copley Plaza Hotel, Copley sq.
74- Wellington Hill st.,
198 Folkin St., E. B.,
19 Burlingame Way,
- 2161 Washington st . ,
80 Fenway,
78 Chauncy st. ,
1230 Commonwealth av.,
121 Vernon st.,
366 Center st., J. P.,
4 Hartford st., Dor.,
9 Aberdeen st . ,
11 Mt. Vernon st.,
517 Tremont st.,
50 Vernon st . , Rox.,
1303
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPT3IIBER 12, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Gorman,
£i • £ •
16
Graham,
Timothy P.
58
Grant ,
H. K.
3^^
Gregory,
Edward R.
39
Hall,
Sherwood Jr.
^7^
Hamilton,
Harry
. 51
Hamraett,
Alfred A.
24
Hank in,
Charles A.
5i
Hanks,
Harold S.
. 184
Hannah,
George H.
37
Hannon ,
John C.
14
Harris,
George W.
29
Hector,
Charles B.
. 153
Herscovitz,
Charles
.263
Hinjunan ,
Raymond E.
62
Holland,
Charles J.
7
Hook,
Dudley W.
1046
Hotchkiss,
Frank LI.
264
Hyneman,
Reuben C.
16
Irving,
George A.
24
Jackson,
Samuel B.
11
Jacohs,
Frederic
7
JacolDS,
Henry N.
. 17
Jame s ,
William B.
5
Jeffrey,
Charles E. Jr.
574
Jelley,
Louis J.
18
Johnson,
John H.
97
Jones,
Charles F.
1706
Joslin,
Edmund L.
.19
Kalinauskas,
Francis J.
256
Kaplan,
Samuel P.
118
Kaplan ,
William
190
Kaiifman,
George J.
22
Keezer,
Maurice
25
Kelley,
George E.
3b8
Kelley,
Henry X.
103
Kempt on,
Robie E.
. 53
Kenna,
William B.
1545
Kerrigan,
Joseph G.
. 326
Kilgour,
Dwight F.
11
Kinghorn,
William B.
. 5
Kirkwood,
Robert J.
160
Klein,
Max
. 62
Keenan,
George L.
. 19
Lockwood,
William E.
6
Humphrey st . , Dor. ,
Glenway st., Dor.,
Ivy St. ,
Melville av.. Dor.,
Commonwealth av..
Walnut Park,
West St.,
Ashburton pi. ,
Sxjmmer st.,
Temple pi. ,
Thurston rd. ,
Chelsea st., C. D.,
Hemenway st . ,
Normandy st . ,
Bunker Hill st. ,
Prescott pi., B. D.
Bennington st.,
Brookline av. ,
Federal st.,
Essex St. , C. D. ,
E. Newton st.,
Fordham ct., J. P. ,
Intervale st., Rox. ,
Faneuil Hall Market,
Commonwealth av.,
St. Germain st.,
Massachusetts av.,
Commonwealth av.,
Bradlee st., Dor.,
W. Third st.,
Elm Hill av.,
Harvard st.. Dor.,
Auburn st . ,
Angell St., Dor.,
Washington st.,
Aldrich St. , Ros. ,
State St.,
Tremont st.,
Dorchester st . ,
Pemberton sq. ,
Bellvista rd., B. D.
Dorchester st.,
Brunswick st., Rox.,
Sparhawk st., B. D.
Walnut rd. ,
1304
BOSTOU, FRIDAY, SEPTEIffiER 12, I919 ,
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Xulda,
Labovitz,
Langley,
Lecuyer,
Lefkowith,
Lent,
Lent,
Leonard,
Leslie, .
Levine,
Levine,
Levine,.
Licberman,
Littlefield,
Lanre,
Lowell,
Lynch,,
Malaguti,
Malley, ■
Mangino ,
Martin,
Marvin, •
Miller,
Mo ran,
Morse,
Muldoon,
Murphy ,
Myrer,
McCarthy,
McDermott,
McGary,
MacGregor,
McKay,
McLain, , •
McLaughlin,
McLaughl in ,
McMinn ,
McMorrow,
McMurray,
MacRae,
Neuert ,
Feustadt ,
Nev/bold,
Nichols,
Uist,
Huzza,
Joseph W.
Daniel J.
Harris W.
N. H.
Joseph
David A.
Ernest S.
Richard P.
Willard T.
Benjamin
Nathan
Samuel
Phillip E.
Elmer P.
Edward
D. Prescott
Jame s C .
Charles D.
Charles A.
Nicholas
William J.
Vale G.
Leroy A. R.
Thomas P.
Charles R.
Frederic J.
Leo M.
Elizabeth B.
John P.
Roger
Charles W.
John
Gordon B.
William A. Jr.
James P.
Michael
Harry P.
James J.
Walter G.
Vernon 0. A.
Louis P.
Ephraim
Thomas J,
Edward H.
Joseph P.
Joseph
Dorchester av. ,
Baird st., Dor.,
Brookline av. ,
Montgomery st . ,
Walnut av. ,
Commonwealth av.,
Ashmont st . ,
Cedar st . ,
Brookline av.,
Ruthven st . ,
Cheney st . , Rox. ,
Wapping st . , C. D. ,
Chambers st.,
Shore av., Salem,
Lorenzo st. , Dor. ,
Brookline av. ,
Tremont st . ,
Gardner st . , W. R. ,
Commonwealth av.,
River St., Mattapan,
Milk St.,
Bowdoin st. , Dor. ,
Boylston st.,
Bowdoin St.,
Saranac st., Dor.,
Wales St., Dor.,
Malcolm St. ,
Columbus sq.,
Houghton St., Dor.,
Charter st.,
Ijlassachusetts av.,
Concord sq.,
Adams st., Dor.,
Belvista rd., B. D.,
No. Anderson st.,
Grant st. , Dor. ,
Central st . ,
Hancock st.. Dor.,
Southern av., Dor.,
White St., E. B.,
"A" Washington st.,
Lawrence av. ,
State st . ,
Marlboro st.,
Tremont st . ,
V/ebster st..
1305
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEI£BER 12, I9I9.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Nybo ,
O'Brien, .
Oliver,
O'Ueil,
Packard,
Penney,
Perkins,
Perkins,.
Perrin,
Phipps,
Pierson,
Porter,
Ratigan,
Reid,
JShiess,
Robtins,
Roberts,
Rogers,
Rudnick,
Russell,
Rufberg,
Rut ledge,
Sandler,
Sargent ,
Saxton,
Shauglinessy,
Shepard ,
Sherv/ood,
Sisson,.
Smart , ,
Smith,
Sorgi,
Sorgi,
Spaulding,
Spear,
Stanton,
Stephens,
Sturniolo,
Sullivan,
Swain,
Sweeney,
Teague,
Temple,
Robinson,
Schlosberg,
Christian
George L.
Andrew
.William J.
Charles H.
Richard H.
George E.
Richard H.
Daniel R.
Harold E.
Arthur G.
.Charles
Thomas H.
David
Ph.
W. Herbert
Arnold P.
Howard L.
Morris J.
Emerson L.
Benjamin
Arthur E.
Hyman
Anthony C.
George E.
George P.
Prank R.
Walter
Hyman
Leon W.
Loring D.
Ernest W.
Louis R.
John D.
Christopher R.
Harry J.
Albert J.
Charles
Daniel H.
George P.
Frederick J.
Prank L.
Onsorth L.
Nathaniel G.
Louis H.
. 36 Iffley rd., J. P. ,
.137 Washington St.,
27 Brimmer st . ,
100 Welles av. ,
193 Lexington st.,
21 Ridge St.. ,
473 Atlantic av.,
27 St. Luke's rd., B. D.,
39 Harvard sq., C. D. ,
97 Jtossachusetts av.,
3S8 Washington st.,
84 Devon st., Roxbury,
6 Treadway rd., Dor.,
11 Grant st . ,
97 St. Stephens st . ,
8 Bowdoin st . ,
312 Warren st. ,
34 Spooner rd.. Brook.,
. 62 Glenville av., E. D. ,
78 Fairbanks st., E. D.,
63 Allen St. ,
4 Southwood St., Rox. ,
72 Joy St.,
212 Maverick St., E. B.
6 Sargent st . ,
39 Court st . ,
62 Bunker Hill st.,
1082 Commonwealth av.,
3 Westminster st.,
39 Pearl st. ,
24 Montvale st .,
472 Talbot av.,
156 Talbot av. ,
10 Kenmore st . ,
G. 2440 Washington st.,
169 Congress st.,
73 Tremont st . ,
34- Frankfort st . ,
40 Harold st., Roxbury,
1988 Commonwealth av. ,
1116 Hyde Pai'k av.,
92 Pembroke st . ,
327 Newport av.,
21 Mt. Pleasant av. ,
126 Putnam st., E. B. ,
1306
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTKMSER 12, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded,
Thompson,
Thresher,
Thresher,
Tinkler, -
Tobin,
Toomajanian,
Treco,
Tringali
Ulin,
VTaldman,
Ward,
Y/asserman,
Welburn,
Whitcomt,,
White,
Wilkinson,
Willie,
Winitzer,
Winstoii,
Ziegel,
Leon M.
Carl H.
Frank J.
Jack
Samuel I .
Harry
Winfred L.
•Antonio J.
Max
Benjamin
William N.
Harry
Alfred P.
W. H.
•Carleton R.
Edward H.
Guy C.
Simon
Harry R.
Anthony J.
48 Shawmut av . ,
19 Temple pi.,
19 Temple pi. ,
39 Mt. Pleasant av.,
204 Commercial st.,
439 Broadway,
25 Tremont row,
254 Everett st., E. E.,
190 Ruthven st., Rox.,
41 Mattapan st . ,
10 Marble st., Roxbury,
20 No. Andersonst.,
70 Brookline av. ,
6 Beacon st. ,
872 Centre st., J. P.,
38 Rosemont st., Dor.,
1^ Allston Heights,
20 Garden st . ,
38 Fabyan st . , Dor.,
98 Hemenway st.
The following named persons v^ere appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 3I1 1920.
Officers.
Aldrich,
Bent,
Clapp,
Cunningham,
Cunningham,
Dyer,
Raymond, .
Shorey,
Smith,
Anslow,
Bogle,
Brown,
Copano ,
Cunningham,
Downey,
Dunn,
Hewitt ,
Lochance,
Norton,
Peters,
Webb,
W. F.
F. R.
Walter
Charles J.
Frank J. .
Orrin L.
Charles H.
Charles H.
Charles H.
Charles
Stanley P.
Ronald W.
Bruno
Joseph P.
William T.
Edward M.
John A.
Alton G.
Frank A.
Wilton E.
George
Employers.
New England Velie Company,
A. J. Shorey, President,
80 Brookline av. & 31 Jersey st.
Boston American League Baseball
Club, Thomas J. Barry, Att'y,
Fenway Park, Lansdowne st . ,
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, I9I9.
Contd.
1307
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers
•
Barr,
Harry D.
DovTd,
Albert E.
Megan,
Thomas P.
Phelan,
Francis X
Bonner,
William J
Staples,
Ernest A.
Eonning,
William J
Erodie, .
John M.
Clark ,
Aura J.
Collins,
Patrick L
Colson,
C. Albert
Crowley,
John J.
Drew,
Lyle W.
Giffin,
Harrie M.
Hill,
Joseph F.
Knight,
Henry W.
Murphy,
John J.
Pratt ,
Charles L
Spinney,
Paul R.
Bridges,
David W.
Hogan,
James J.
Long,
Thomas F.
Browne ,
Leary,
Bianpus ,
Campbell,
Robert A.
Edward F.
Fred W.
Guy E.
Employers.
International Trust Company,
Howard Norton, Ass»t Sec,
45 Milk St. & 115 Svimmer st.,
Gilchrist Company,
C. C. Ferris, Pres.
413-431 Washington st., 1-11
Winter st. Music Hall pi. &
Hamilton pi. ,
Kinney Manufacturing Company,
Fred P. Kinney, Treas.,
3529 Washington st..
) H. P. Hood & Sons,
( Charles H. Hood, President,
) 494, 629, 477-479, 481-495 Ruther-
ford av., 5-15 Thorndike st., 8-24
Allen St., 440, 4-48-452 Main St.,
22-30 Anson st . , 19-24 St. Mark
St., J. P., 136 Westbourne ter.,
298 Dorchester st., 1204 Columbia
rd., & 66 Whitfield st.. Dor.,
) • Paine Furniture Company,
) S. G. Hall, Purchasing
Agent, 81 Arlington st.,
International Trust Co. ,
Howard Norton, Ass't Sec,
45 Milk St., & 115 Stuamer st.,
American Glue Company,
George R. Underv/ood,
cor. Beverly & Causeway sts..
1308
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTElffiER 12, 1919'
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed
Officers.
Charlton, Thomas
- contd.
Employers.
Clougherty,
Dean,
Dow,
Hallahan,
SvLllivan,
Flaherty,
Florino,
Fonseca,
Forrester,
F.oskett,
. Fuller,
Galletly,
Gavin.,
Grey,
Gorman,
Harkins,
Hill,
Morse,
Shaw,
Tyler,
Walsh,
Michael J.
.James S.
. Fred H.
Stephei
Miah F. )
Francis J.
in A, [
Joseph
Frank V.
Charles S.
Walter D.
Edwin
John R.
William
Edward
Michael
Daniel
Frank
George Jr.
Harry
Richard
John
Malcolm H. Eaton, Partner,
Thompson's Spa,
237 Washington St.,
G. M. Wethern Company,
William E. Harris, Supt.,
21-27 Temple pi., & 25-33
West St.,
James S. Dean, Supt.,
Employers Liability Building
32-36 Central st . ,
George B. Magrath, Medical
Exajniner Suffolk County,
18 No. Grove st . ,
Motor Itort Garage,
W. D. DewBon, Ifejiager,
222 Eliot St.,
Fidelity Chocolate Co. Inc.,
0. P. Sanders, Manager,
. 923-927 Washington st.,
Raymond Syndicate,
. James C. Goode, Floor Mgr. ,
356-362 Washington st.,
Old South Trust Company,
John R. McVey, President,
306 Washington st.,
Walter D. Foskett, Owner,
Hyde Park Theatre,
1254 Hyde Park av. ,
Boston Chamber of Commerce,
James A. McKibben, Secretary,
cor. Milk & India sts.,
W.. E. Hunt Company,
. James A. Beckford, Treas.,
707 Washington st..
Park. & Recreation Department,
William P. Long, Deputy
Coram' r, buildings in Franklin
Park ,
1309
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - contd.
Officers.
Employers.
Graham,
Hildreth,
McGary,
Herbert A
Charles W
Huntley,
David Y/.
Jackson,
Joseph B.
Jacobs,
Philip C.
Keith,
Elwood
Kindred ,
Powers,
George L.
Elroy L.
Lord,
Reed,
Fred R.
Arthur P.
Mack in,
John E.
Malaguti,
Charles D.
McGinnis,
William J.
McGoyern,
Thomas
Paige,
Milton C.
James H. Richard deB. Boardman,
Scollay Building, 40 Court st.,
Piske Building, 89 State st., &
" " Annex, 99 State st.,
& Bacon Building, Washington st.,
) H. L. Hildreth Company,
) W. A. Hildreth, Ass't Treas.
276 Franklin st. & 67 Battery-
march st . ,
David V/. Hiintley, Lessee,
Huntley Garage,
21 Hawkins st. & ^7 Sudbury st.
Scollay Sq. Olympia Company,
Max Shoolman, President,
3 Tremont row,
Powdrell Manufacturing Company,
Fred A. Powdrell, Pres.,
^^ Elm st . ,
C. R. Aussin, Managing Trustee,
Brazer Building,
27 State St.,
Pinkham Press,
Charles A. Pinkham, Pres.,
286 Congress st .,
) Hunt-Rankin Leather Company,
Burt W. Rankin, Treasurer,
106 Beach st . ,
Folsom Engraving Company,
L. B. Folsom, Treasurer,
88 Pearl st.,
Charles D. Malaguti, Pres.,
Columbia Counter Co.
347-349 Congress st.,
Amos B. Carver, Estate of Eben
D. Jordan, 27 School st. &
- 6-8-10-12 City Hall av.,
C. E. Fay-Allen Company,
Allen M. Fay, Secretary,
620 Commonwealth av..
The Provident Institution for
Savings, Henry Parkman, Treas.
36 Temple pi..
1310
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed
Officers.
Parker, Charles H.
Scruggs,
Shepard ,
Smart,
Thurlow,
Titcomb,
Whittaker,
Jesse W.
Prank R.
Leon W.
Charles Jr.
Albert C.
Douglas J.
- concluded.
Employers.
Edison Electric Illuminating Co.
Robert E. Dillon, Ass't Supt.
776 Summer St.,
Julius C. Westmoreland, Owner,
561, 610 & 616 Columbus av.
General Eaking Company,
P. R. Shepard, Manager,
premises boxinded by Bunker Hill,
Edgeworth, Jackson & Perrin sts.
Lillian C. Smart, Manager,
Mrs. Warren's Lunch,
39 Pearl st, ,
New England Foundation Co. Inc.
A. C. Titcomb, President,
70 Kilby St.,
Boston Stock Exchange,
George A. Rich, Secretary,
53 State st.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incxmbent on them
as special police officers.
Appointed September 10, 1919*
Albee ,
Anslow,
Bogle,
Brown,
Copano ,
Cunningham,
Dean,
Downey,
Dunn,
George M.
White,
Chadbourne,
William
Appointed September 12, 1919*
Charles
Stanley P.
Ronald. W.
■Bruno
Joseph P.
James S.
William T.
Edward U.
Whittaker,
Ponseca,
Puller,
Gorman,
Hewitt,
Lochance,
Malagut i ,
Norton,
Peters,
Webb,
Doxiglas J.
Prank V.
Raymond B.
Edwin
Michael
John A.
Alton G.
Charles D.
Prank A.
Wilton E.
George
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, I919.
Special Police Officers Sworn - concluded.
Appointed SeptemTaer 11, 1919 •
Abtott ,
Abbott,
Allen,
Allison,
Anderson,
Barer,
Barton,
Bates,
Boody,
Brown,
Eurgoyne,
Campbell ,
Cajnpbell ,
Car on,
Cash,
Cleveland,
Cook,
Crane ,
Dittrick,
Edgerton,
Erickson,
Planigan,
Ewald,
Fergus.on,
Polsom,
Pudge,
Gamble ,
Gilman,
Goode,
Goodwin,
Grant ,
Hare,
Hastings,
Horton,
Hubbell,
Jones,
Jones,
Wright,
Charles R.
William B.
George
Alex J.
Alfred
Sam
Prank E.
Prancis K.
Milton, B.
Prank M.
Charles L.
James H.
John A.
Henry
John A.
Albert E.
William P.
Carl S. .
Emil
Joseph J.
Carl E.
John A.
Henry J.
William R.
James
Henry W.
James
Warren L.
Shedrick
Pryor C.
H, K.
Alfred E.
Albert A.
•Lawrence M.
Charles H.
Amos P.
Charles P.
George
Keenan ,
Kelley,
Kirkwood,
Kn owl ton,
Koip,
Leach,
-Lesser,
LoCascio,
Lowry,
Lutts,
Maguire,
Melvin,
Merrill ,
McCarthy,
McKeen,
McKeen,
McLaughlin,
McLean,
Miller,.
O'Kiggins,
Parks,
Rasch,
Reddy, .
Reed,
Rudge ,
Ryan,
Shenker,
Shmeltz,
Stanley,
Strong,
Swett ,
Trenoweth,
Tryder,
Verzone,
Vesey,
Worrell,
Wortsman,
Wyman,
Contd.
1311
Michael ,
William
Robert J.
Chesley H.
Herman
Clem B.
Alfred A.
Philip A.
Philip L.
Leon H.
Henry J.
William P.
Ulysses G.
Daniel A.
Pred E.
Horace E.
James P.
John
John H.
John B.
C. Wilbur
Frederick V.
R. W.
George N.
James E.
Patrick J.
Morris
W. Sherman
Prank A.
Eli A.
Wesley S.
Howard G.
James D.
Richard G.
Daniel P. .
Robert C. I
Max
Ferdinand A. Jr.
1312
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEIvEEER 12, 1919.
Concluded.
The application of Harlem E. Trxjmbvill, II3 Congress
street, Amesbury, for a copy of his license to carry a pistol or
revolver in this Commonwealth was granted.
The application of John F, Gundel for a Wagon License
#6852 to locate in front of 58 Cedar street was granted for the
year ending June 3O1 1920.
The applications of the following named police officers
for full pay for the time herein specified on account of absence
froni duty by reason of injuries received in the performance of duty,
were grant ed:-
Patrol,
n
N
n
N
tt
Charles H. Bullock,
Prank J. Kelley,
Edward J. Raft us,
Samuel C. Hut chins,
John H. Spratt,
James S. Norton,
Div.
4,
6
days,
^ 26.30
n
5,
6
11
26.30
N
5.
6
If
26.30
II
9.
7
H
30.68
n
12,
7
N
30.68
H
16,
12
N
52.60
$192.86
A requisition for the payment of the pay-rolls for the
week ending September 11, current, was approved as follows :-
Police Divisions,
Police Signal Service,
Clerks,
House of Detention,
Station House Matrons,
Total,
Attest :
142,480.93
626.09
618.87
199.42
63.85
$43,989.16
Chief Cle
ftr
OFF I (a Or 'xiiBi i-uijlco!, COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Saturday, September I3, I919.
1313
Police Gomraisaioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
It is manifest tlrnt the places in the Police Force of
Boston formerly held by the men who deserted their posts of duty,
have by this action been rendered vacant. I am advised by the
Attorney General that upon the existing facts the offices formerly
held by the members of the Police Force to whom I have referred, are
in fact and in law vacant. I shall accordingly proceed in accord-
ance with law and in strict compliance with the requirements of
the Civil Service Laws to fill these vacancies with nev/ men. I
have submitted to the Itoyor of Boston recommendations for immediate
adoption relating to a revision of salaries for the lowest paid j
members of the Police Force; and I shall later submit recommenda-
tions for a revision of the entire salary list.
I have further requested the Civil Service Commission to
grant me authority to appoint to the Police Force any veteran as
defined by Chap. 1^0 of the General Acts of 1919, whether such '
veteran be a resident of Boston or not. The Attorney General has
ruled that such veteran must be a resident of the Commonwealth but
need not be a resident of the city of Boston.
In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crov/ley,
Superiiitent of Police, against Patrolman John F. Mclnnes of Division
2 for violation of Rule 35 o^ "tiie Rules and Regulations of the
1314
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, I9I9.
Contd.
Complaint against Patrolman John P. Mclnnes - concluded.
Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATIOIT OF SECTION 19 OP SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization
ClulD or Body composed of present or present and past members of
the Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization,
club or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the
Grand Army of the Republic, The United Spanish War Veterans and
the American Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within
the Department."
Specification 1: In that on the fifteenth day of August, A. D.
1919 1 the said John P. Mclnnes, then and now a member and Patrolman I
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-l
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past
members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local
or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union which said union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said .John P. Mclnnes now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation af Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
j Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-sixth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Mclnnes by giving him
a true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded
not guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds
and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth day of September, I919, sentenced him, the said John
F. Mclnnes, to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City
of Boston.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEIffiER I3, I919.
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman John P. Whitten of
Division 10 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations
of the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1; VIOLATION OF SECTION 19 OP SAID RULE TOICH SAYS:
"No aieniber of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composedpf present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand
Array of the Republic, The United Spanish War Veterans and the
American Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the
Department . "
Specification 1: In that within a week prior to August. 20th,
A. D., 1919, the said John P. Whitten, then and now a member and
Patrolman of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a
certain organization, club or body composed of present or present
and past members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit,
a local or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the
Boston Police Union which said union was then and is now affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2. In that the said John P. Whitten now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police Commis-
sioner on the twenty-sixth day of August, current, after due notice
had been served on the said Patrolman Whitten by giving him a true
copy of the complaint. He appeared with coimsel and pleaded not
guilty to the charge, and on the evidence presented, the Commission-
er finds and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and
on th£ thirteenth day of September, 1919. sentenced him, the said
Patrolman John P. Whitten, to be dismissed from the Police Depart-
ment of the City of Boston.
1315
1316
BOSTOE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I3, I919. Contd.
• In the matter of the complaint made "by Michael H. Crowley
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Edmund J. Burke of
Division 16 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit: : ^
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION I9 OP SAID RUU) which says •
iro member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand
Array of the Republic, The United Spanish War Veterans and the
American Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the
Department . "
I
I Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th
1919, the said Edmund J. Burke, then and now a member and Patralraa^i
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past members
of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local or branch
m the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police
Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of Labor
is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said Edmund J. Burke now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
descrioed in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
jPolice Department of the City of Boston. j
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-sixth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Burke by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded
not guilty to the charge, and on the evidence presented, the Commis-
sioner rinds and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint
•^°S^ ®."J^^*®®"*^ ^^^ °^ September, 1919, sentenced him. the'
said Edmund J. Burke, to be dismissed from the Police Department of
the City of Boston.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SBPTELfflER 13, 1919 .
Contd.
1317
. In the matter of the complaint made ty Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman John H. O'Hare of
Division 7 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION 19 OF SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club of Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the
American Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the
Department . "
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,-
1919. "the said John H. O'Hare, then and now a member and Patrolman
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past members
of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local or branch
in the American Federation of Labor, known as the Boston Police
Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of Labor
is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said John H. O'Hare now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the 1
Police Department of the City of Boston. I
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police Commission-
er on the twenty-sixth day of August, current, after due notice had
been served on the said Patrolman O'Hare by giving him a true copy
of the complaint. He appeared with coxinsel and pleaded not guilty
to the charge and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds I
and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth day of September, 1919 • sentenced him, the- said John H.
O'Hare, to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City of
Boston.
1318
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, I919.
Contd.
. In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Michael L. King of
Division 9 for violation of Rule 35 of tlie Rules and Regvilations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATION OP SECTION 19 of SAID RULE WHICH SAYS:
"No member of the Force shall Join or belong to any Organization,
club or body composed of present or present and past members of the
Porce which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In tiiat on the fifteenth day of August,
A. D., 1919* the said Michael L. King, then and now a member and
Patrolman of the Police Porce of the City of Boston did join a
certain organization, club or body composed of present or present
and past members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit,
a local or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the
Boston Police Union which said union was then and is now affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation
of Labor is and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said Michael L. King now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated withjor part of the American Federation of Labor and which
said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the Police
Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-sixth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman King by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded
not guilty to the charge, and on the evidence presented, the Com-
missioner finds and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint,
and on the thirteenth day of September, 1919, sentenced him, the
said Michael L. King, to be dismissed from the Police Department of
the City of Boston.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEIIBER 13, 1919 .
Contd,
1319
. In the matter of the complaint made "by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Williajn P. Wills of |
Division 10 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations
of the Police Department, to wit;
CHARGE 1: VIOLATIZTG SECTION 19 OF SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic, The United Spanish War Veterans and the
American Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the
Department."
' Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919. "the said William P. Wills, then and now a member and Patrol-
man of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain
organization, club or body composed of present or present and past
members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local
or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union which said union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
I Specification 2: In that the said William P. Wills now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police Commission-
er on the twenty-sixth day of August, current, after due notice had
been served on the said Patrolman Wills by giving him a true copy of
the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded not guilty to
the charge, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds I
^nd adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the '
thirteenth day of September, 1919, sentenced him, the said William
P. Wills to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City of
Boston.
1320
BOSTOIT, SATURDAY, SEPTEIffiER I3, I919.
Contd.
. In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Richard J. Austin of '|
Division 1 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations of '
the Police Department, to wit:
I CHARGE 1: VIOLATIITO SECTION I9 OF SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Porce shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the
American Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the
Department."
I Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 12th,
1919. the said Richard J. Austin, then and now a member and Patrol-
man of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain
organization, club or body composed of present or present and past
members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local
or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union which said union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor. . Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said Richard J. Austin now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-sixth day of August, cvirrent, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Austin by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared with coiinsel- and pleaded
not guilty to the charge, and on the evidence presented, the Com-
missioner finds and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint,
and on the thirteenth day of September, 1919, sentenced him, the
said Richard J. Austin, to be dismissed from the Police Department-
of the City of Boston.
1321
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEIffiER 13, I919.
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made "by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman James J. Garrity of
Division 2 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regiaations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1; VIOLATION OP SECTION I9 OP SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Porce which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Array
of the Republic, The United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be foirmed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or about the fifteenth day of
August, A. D., 1919f "the said James J. Garrity, then and now a I
member and Patrolman of the Police Force of the City of Boston did '
join a certain organization, club or body composed of present or
present and past members of the police force of the City of Boston,
to wit, a local or branch in the American Federation of Labor known
as the Boston Police Union which said xmion was then and is now I
affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Said American
Federation of Labor is now and then was an organization, club or
body outside the Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specif ication. 2: In that the said James J. Garrity now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-sixth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Garrity by giving him
a true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded
not guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds
and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth ciay.of September, 1919. sentenced him, the said James J.
Garrity, to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City of
Boston.
1322
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTELEBER I3, I919 .
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made hy Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman George E. Perreira of
Division 1 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION I9 OP SAID RULE which says;
"No memlDer of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Porce which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of V/orld's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1; In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919, the said George E. Perreira then and now a member and Patrol-
man of the Police Porce of the City of Boston did join a certain
organization, club or body composed of present or present and past
members of the Police Porce of the City of Boston, to wit, a local
or branch in the American Pederation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Pederation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said George E. Perreira now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the 1
American Pederation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and I
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Pederation of Labor and which
said Pederation is an organization, club or body outside the Police
Department of the City of Boston.
j It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police Commission-
er on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due notice had
been served on the said Patrolman Perreira by giving him a true copy
of the complaint. He appeared with coxinsel and pleaded not guilty,
and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds and adjudges
him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the thirteenth day
of September, I919, sentenced him, the said George E. Perreira,
to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City of Boston.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTElilBER I3, I919.
Contd.
1323
- In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Thomas J. Driscoll of
Division 3 for violation of Rule 35 of the Riiles and RegXilations of
the Police Department, to wit;
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION I9 OF SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of VTorld's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919 1 the said Thomas J. Driscoll, then and now a member and Patrol-
man of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain
organization, club or body composed of present or present and past
members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local
or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the |
Police Department of the City of Boston. I
Specification 2; In that the said Thomas J. Driscoll now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police Commission-
er on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due notice had
been served on the said Patrolman Driscoll by giving him a true
copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded not
guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds and
adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the thir-
teenth day of September, 1919, sentenced him, the said Thomas J.
Driscoll, to be dismissed from the Police Department .of the City of
Boston.
oo.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1919 •
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Stephen J. Dunleavy of
Division 3 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1; VIOLATING SECTION 19 OF SAID RULE which says;
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, The United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919, the said Stephen J. Dvmleavy, then and now a member and
Patrolman of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a
certain organization, club or body composed of present or present
and past members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit,
a local or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the
Boston Police Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specif ication .2: In that the said Stephen J. Dunleavy now
belongs to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch
in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police
Union and described in Specification 1, which said local or branch
is now affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor
and which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside
the Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Dunleavy by giving him
a true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded
not guilty to the charge, and on the evidence presented, the Com-
missioner finds and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint,
and on the thirteenth day of September, 1919. sentenced him, the
said Stephen J. Dxaileavy, to be dismissed from the Police Department
of the City of Boston.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMEER 13, 1919 .
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman John J. Maloney of
Division 4 for violation of RvUe 35 of the R\;iles and Regiilations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1; VIOLATIIIG SECTION 19 OP SAID RUI:E which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Porce which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919 1 "tlie said John J. Maloney, then and now a member and Patrolman
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past members
of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local or branch
in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police
Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of Labor
is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the Police
Department of the City of Boston.
Specification .2: In that the said John J. Maloney now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specif i cat ion[L .which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police Commission-
er on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due notice had
been served on the said Patrolman Maloney by giving him a true copy
of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded not guilty,
and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds and adjudges
him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the thirteenth day of
September, 1919. sentenced him, the said John J. Maloney, to be
dismissed from the Police Department of the City of Boston.
1325
1326
BOSTON, SATUEDAY, SEPTEIIBER 13, I919
Contd.
. In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Philip S. Corbett of
Division 5 fo^ violation of Rule 35 0^ the Rviles and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION 19 OF SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and The American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In tliat on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919, the said Philip S. Corbett, then and now a member and Patrol-
man of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain
organization, club or body composed of present or present and past
members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local
or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside
the Police Department of the City o-f Boston.
Specification 2:. In that the said Philip S. Corbett now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the '
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due '
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Corbett by giving him
a true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and
pleaded not guilty to the charge, and on the evidence presented, the
Commissioner finds and adjudges him guilty as charged in the com-
plaint, and on the thirteenth day of September, 1919, sentenced him,
the said Philip S. Corbett, to be dismissed from the Police Depart-
ment of the City of Boston.
1327.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SBPTELIBER I3, I919.
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman James G. Peters of
Division 11 for violation of Rule 3? of "the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION 19 of SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919. "the said James G. Peters, then and now a member and Patrolman
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past
members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local
or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union, which said Union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside
the Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said James G. Peters now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Peters by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared with covmsel and pleaded
not guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds
and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth day of September, 1919. sentenced him, the said James G.
Peters, to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City of
Boston.
1328
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTElffiER 13, 1919 .
Contd.
. In the matter of the complaint made "by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Michael J. Joyce of
Division 12 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION 19 OF SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall Join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Lejgion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919, the said Michael J. Joyce, then and now a member and Patrol-
man of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain
organization, club or body composed of present or present and past I
members of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local '
or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston
Police Union which said union was then and is now affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor. ■ Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said Michael J. Joyce now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and 1
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now I
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and which
said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the Police
Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the tv/enty-ninth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Joyce by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded
not guilty to the charge, and on the evidence presented, the Com-
missioner finds and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint,
and on the thirteenth day of September, 19 19, sentenced him, the
said Michael J. Joyce, to be dismissed from the Police Department
of the City of Boston.
BOSTOIT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, I919.
Contd.
1329
In the matter of the complaint made ty Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Hugh H. Garrity of
Division 16 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regiilations of
the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION 19 OF SAID RULE which says:
"Ho member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919, the said Hugh H. Garrity, then and now a member and Patrolman
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past members
of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local or branch
in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union
which said Union was then and is now affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of Labor is now and
then was an organization, club or body outside the Police Department
of the city of Boston.
Specification 2: In tlriat the said Hugh H. Garrity now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specif ication.l, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Garrity by giving him
a true copy of the complaint. He appear-ed with counsel and pleaded
not guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds
and adjvidges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth day of September, I919, sentenced him, the said Hugh
H. Garrity, to be dismissed from the Police Department of the city
of Boston.
1330
BOSTOH, SATURDAY, SEPTEIffiER 13, 19 19
Contd,
. In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman V/illiam P. Brown of
Division l6 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations
of the Police Department, to v/it:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION 19 OP SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and The American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919, the said William F. Brown, then and now .a member and Patrolman
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past members
of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local or branch
in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union
which said Union was then and is now affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor. Said American Federation .of Labor is now and
then was an organization, club or body outside the Police Department
of the City of Boston.
Specification 2:, In that the said William F. Brown now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and
which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside
the Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Brown by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared v/ith counsel and pleaded
not guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds
and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth day of September, 1919, sentenced him, the said V/illiam
F. Brown, to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City of
Boston.
1331
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTlIvfflER I3, I919.
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman James L. Butler of
Division 19 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations 1
of the Police Department, to wit:
CHARGE 1: VIOLATIi^G SECTIOi. 19 OF SAID HULS which says:
"i-To member of the Force shall join or belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Force which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Array
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's War Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1: In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919 » t^e said James L. Butler, then and now a member and Patrolman
of the Police Force of the City of Boston did join a certain organi-
zation, club or body composed of present or present and past members
of the Police Force of the City of Boston, to wit, a local or branch
in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union
which said Union was then and is now affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of Labor is now and
then was an organization, club or body outside the Police Department
I of the City of Boston.
I Spe<;if ication 2; In that the said James L. Butler now belongs
to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch in the
American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police Union and
described in Specification 1, which said local or branch is now
affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor and which
said Federation is an organization, club or body outside the Police
Department of the City of Boston.
1 It appeared that a hearing was had before the Police !
Commissioner on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Butler by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared with counsel and pleaded
not guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds
and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth day of September, 1919. sentenced him, the said James L.
Butler, to be dismissed from the Police Department of the City of
Boston.
1332
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1919'
Contd.
In the matter of the complaint made by Michael H. Crowley,
'Superintendent of Police, against Patrolman Stephen J. Ryder Jr. of
Division 2 for violation of Rule 35 of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, to wit;
CHARGE 1: VIOLATING SECTION 19 OP SAID RULE which says:
"No member of the Porce sliall join or "belong to any Organization,
Club or Body composed of present or present and past members of the
Porce which is affiliated with or a part of any organization, club
or body outside the Department, except that a Post of the Grand Array
of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans and the American
Legion of World's V/ar Veterans may be formed within the Department."
Specification 1; In that on or subsequent to August 11th,
1919, the said Stephen J. Ryder Jr. then and .now a member and
Patrolman of the Police Porce of the City of Boston did join a
certain organization, club or body composed of present or present
and past members of the Police Porce of the City of Boston, to wit,
a local or branch in the American Federation of Labor known as the
Boston Police Union which said Union was then and is now affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor. Said American Federation of
Labor is now and then was an organization, club or body outside the
Police Department of the City of Boston.
Specification 2: In that the said Stephen J. Ryder Jr. now
belongs to and maintains his membership in the said local or branch
in the American Federation of Labor known as the Boston Police
Union and described in Specification 1, which said local or branch
is now affiliated with or part of the American Federation of Labor
and which said Federation is an organization, club or body outside
the Police Department of the City of Boston.
It appeared that a hearing was liad before the Police
Commissioner on the twenty-ninth day of August, current, after due
notice had been served on the said Patrolman Ryder by giving him a
true copy of the complaint. He appeared, with coiinsel and pleaded
not guilty, and on the evidence presented, the Commissioner finds
and adjudges him guilty as charged in the complaint, and on the
thirteenth day of September, 1919 • sentenced him, the said Stephen
J. Ryder Jr. , to be dismissed from the Police Department of the
City of Boston.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTElffiER 13, I919.
Contd.
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
The following promotions and assignments are hereby
ordered, to take effect Monday, September 15, 1919» at ^.A-^ P. M. :
To the grade of Lieutenant :-
Sergeant Pranlc H. Thompson,
" Jeremiah J. Riordan,
" Frank Arnold,
" Matthew Killen,
assigned to Division I6,
n n n Q
" » " is!
N N "15.
In any station where by reason of these assignments there |
will be three lieutenants, including retired lieutenants, now on
duty, the Captain will have the junior lieutenant do street duty at
his discretion.
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
The follov^ing transfers are hereby ordered, to take effect
Monday, September 15, 1919, at 5'4-5 P* M. ;
Lieutenant Martir^. King,
" John S. Ridlon,
" John E. Hughes,
from Division 1_ to Division 17,
It
N
Sergeant
n
«
H
H
Harry IT. Dickinson,
Edward G. Kennedy,
John P. Pitzpatrick,
Maurice W. Sullivan,
Anthony Pitzpatrick,
n
18
II
1,
II
15
II
6.
Headqviart
ers
II
9.
n
II
5,
II
H
13.
H
N
1,
Division
9
II
5.
1333
1334
BOS-TON, SATURDAY, SEPTJiLlBER I3, 1^19
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for li-
censes to CHfry pistol or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31 , 1^20.
Abram
Adams
Alcock
Alexander
Anderson
Aronson
Aronson
Bailey
Bailey
Balk in
Barnes
Bates
Beal
Bennett
Berman
Berry
Blakelock
Bogdanski
Bohman
Boudreault
Bozze
Bonner
Barranian
Brachanan.
Bragdon
Br i dgham
Brombacher
Bruno
Brush
Bu ckl ey
Bur man
Butler
Cahill
Calland
Campbell
Campo
Gaonetts
Capen
Carbone
Carey
Craig
Cartrunis
Oasale
Castleman
Alton 81
R. J. 2987
George A. 68
William L. 23
Claus A. 143
Harry 55
Harry S. 1215
George T. 335
Walter S. 704
Herbert G. 100
John W. 667
Hoscoe S. 227
Thomas S. Jr. 30
Charles A* 77
Henry A,
John H. 84
Allen 0. 84
John N. 64
Robert 262
P. J. 298
Settimio oC
William J. 417
Neshan F. 43
Mikele 65
Clifford B. 5
R. S. 447
Siras T. 36
Henrique 2. 25
Horace D. . 53
Frank E. 87
Burt A.. 463
Edward C. 41
Joseph 48
Phillip 50
John A. 55
Guiseppe 340
Winfield C. 10
Morris P. 87
Ralph Xi. 141
William H. 10
Geo. W. Jr. 4
Peter L. Ip
Joseph 43
David 50
Lucerne St. , Dor.
Washington Rt.
Portland St.
Huntington Ave.
E. Cottage St. Dor.
Elm Hill Ave., Rox.
Blue Hill Ave.
Huntington Ave.
Ojomonweal th Ave .
Atlantic Ave.
Columbia Road
High St.
Gloucester St,
Franklin St.
208 Howard Ave. , Rox.
State St.
Selwin St., Rosl.
Mt. Vernon St.
V/ashingtjn St.
Ruggles St., Rox.
Webster St., E. B.
Washington St.
Dover St.
Fowler Ave.
Fulton St., E. B.
Audubon Rd.
Saratoga St., E. B,
Ridgeway Lane
State St.
Milk St.
Columbus Ave.
Falmouth St.
W. First St., S. B.
Stanley St.
Monmouth St., E. B.
North St.
High St.
Milk St.
Tremont St.
State St.
Farrington Ave., All.
Dalton St.
Howard St.
Barton St.
BOSTON, SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER I3, lyl9.
Contd
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Chap in
Charles W.
708
Beacon St.
Chapman
L. Dana
364
Washington St.
Chase
Lloyd L.
15
Vassar St.
Chatraan
Harry
452
Audubon Road
Ciampa
Anthony
41
:3ndicott St.
Clark
Stewart
54
Chardon St.
Cohen
Harry 3.
5 Upland Ave., Dor.
Cohen
Morris X-.
8
Hartwell Ave. , Rox.
Cole
Donald P.
20
Malvern St., Allston.
Coleman
Frank D.
171
Tremont St.
Coleman
Max
201
Princeton St. , E.B.
Collins
Hugh R.
396
Broadway, S. B.
Connoly
Thomas
6
Bulfinch St,
Considine
Cyril V.
17
Oak St. , Mattapan
Coolidge
Arthur W,
28
Summer St.
Cortrell
James D.
341
Newbury St.
Cornell
Sophie C.
168
Tremont St.
Craft
Arthur J.
l6c
Howard Ave, , Rox.
Crane
Carl S.
233
Aspinwall Ave.
Cronin
John J.
161
Dartmouth St.
Cronin
William J.
Deer
Island, Boston Harbor
Crosson
Michael F.
1088
Bennington St., E.3.
Crowley
Arthur J .
49
Bakersfield St.
D'Amico
^atteo
45
Sexton St. , Dor.
Darling
John A.
14
Rosemont Bd., Dor.
Davis
Oliver C.
^3
Forest Hills St., J. P.
Deady
Eugene F.
68
Portland St.
DeCota
Joseph F.
1 Dupont St., Chsn.
DeGrush
Bert
49
Withington St., Dor,
DiCenso
Felice
22
Henchman St.
Epherty
Henry T.
633
V/ashington Sz.
Doolin
Charles H.
211
Third St.
Dort
WilsonC.
23c
Newbury St.
Dreager
Benjamin
10
Castlegate Rd. , Rox.
Dua> er
Samuel
3&4
Park S^. , Dor.
Driscoll
E.
^5
Paul Gore st.
Dullea
Ernest W.
17
Kearsarge Ave., Rox.
Eastman
Richard K.
IC
State St. ,
Ellis
A. Russell
i^c
South kariiet St.
Enwri^ht
John J .
Solaiers' Field, Allston
Epstein
Harry
2c
Tremont, Row
Ferguson
William R,
684 Washint^ton St.
Filtean
W. E.
14 Dover St.
Curley
John M.
1284 Blue Hill Ave., tat.
1335
1336
BOSTON, SATUIvDAY, SSPTSkBEK I3, 19iy
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Flaherty
Flaherty
Flynn
Pogg
Fostello
Poster
Frank
Frederick
Galvin
Galletly
Gates
Geguzis
Gerciano
Giardini
Gillis
Glicknian
Goldsr/iith
Goodwin
Gotshall
Gottlieb
Gray
Gray
Green
Green
Hallo ck
Hairibo
Hans com
Hansen
Hanson
Hark ins
Haskell
Hay den
Heath
Hebert
Henington
Hewins
Higgins
Hill
Hill
Hines
Holden
Hollander
Holloway
Hood
Frank N. 2y
John J. 1
John H. 114
Edward E. 328
William C. lb
Dwight
Herbert S. 11
Lawrence L. 11
Max 1 7
John R. 43
Ellis L. 10
.Jurgis G. 253
Rosario 267
Giovanni 267
Thomas 5^1
Irving H. 306
Max 185
C. Louis 512
Thomas L. 76
Charles l^
Abraham 74
Charles 23b
Henr:, J. I873
Philip 27
R. K. 88
Maurice I26
Arthur L. 45
John R. 1435
J. Leo 1690
Daniel J. 14
Edward S. 453
Orville R. 55
Arthur F. 190
Bertram C. 233
Kenneth L. 2^]
Albert 111
Herbert E. 31
Elmer T. I54
Ralph E. 237
John P. 54
George W.
Cyril K, 37
William J. 16I
Fred L. 286fa
Monadnock St., Dor.
Centennial Ave., Revere
School St., J. p.
Summit Ave., Allston
Windsor St.
Brush Hill Rd., Milton
Hanover S^.
Harold Park, Rox.
Allen St. ,
Orchard St., Rox.
State St.
W. Broadway, S. B.
Hanover St.
Hanover St.
Dudley St.
Medford St., Chsn.
Howard Ave. , Rx.
Cambridge St. .Allston.
Atherton St. , Rox.
Helen St. , Dor.
Phillips St.
Bay State Road
Columbus Ave.
Johnston Road, Dor.
Broad St.
Hamilton St.
Commercial St.
Commonwealth Ave.
Washington St.
Chambers St.
Meridian St., E.B.
Treraont St.
Sagamore St.
Parsons St., Brigh.
Millett St., Dor.
Mountfort St.
Pearl St.
V/oodrov/ Ave., Dor.
Delhi St.
Char don St.
House of Correction,
Leverett St.
Tremont St.
Wasiiin£,ton St., Rox.
Deer Isj.anc.
x\MTi,
BOSTOii SATURDAY , SEPTELIBER I3, lyl^.
Gontd.
Revolver Licensep
Granted - contd.
Horn
Henry D.
10 Bajside St., Dor.
Hudson
^arvey E.
12tii? Commonweal t/i Av., Alls.
Euggs
Joseph
188 Woodrow Ave., Dor.
Hughes
fierard
1^9 Washington St.
Huntington
Paul 0.
141 Foster St., Brighton
Ivison
Albert A.
21 Annabel St., Dor.
Jackson
Albert E.
V53 Saratoga St., E. B.
Jacobs
Harlan V/.
40 W. First St. , S. B.
Jacotp
Paul C.
55 Elm St.
Jepsoa
John
68 Portland St.
Johnston
Albert E.
128 Berkeley St.
Joyce
Patrick
57 Hecla St., Dor.
Kane
James F.
38 Heath St. , Rox.
Kanes
Constantine D.
671 Tremont St.
Karh
William I.
43 Uoriiian St.
Kau f man
Max
22 Auburn St.
Keenan
Michael
8 LongwoQd Ave. Court, Rox
Keene
G. Dick
20 Court St.
Kelleher
Albert E.
35 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Rox.
Kelly
William
•Cor. Washington & Essex
Kennedy
William R.
16 Washington Place
Kenney
Ernest J. G,
11 High St.
Kingman
John A.
26 West St.
Kohler
Henry B.
1 Trull St., Dv.>r.
Kolikof
Morris
11 Otisfield St.
Krasker
H. William
47 Auburn St.
Kroot
Louis
177 Chaiabers St.
Lawley
George I,
50 State St.
Leiberfarb
William
33 Munro St. , Rox.
Leonard
Fred G.
21 Cobb St.
Lewis
Everett L.
388 Washington St,
Maertins
Gustave R. Jr.
20 Florence St.
LCagee
George \V.
1699 Washington St.
Mahoney
Aloysius J.
113 Aldrich St., Ros.
Mahoney
John J.
55 Tremont St.
lialioteo
Charles
15& W. Erookline St.
Ma Hoy
Charles P,
148 State St.
Mann
William A.
48 W. First St., S. B.
Manning
John T.
43 Winter St.
Margel
Sam
786 Washington St.
torgolis
Maurice
225 Columbia Rd. , Dor.
lilattoom
Charles K. Jr.
36c Longwood Ave.
Mayon
Howard F.
263 Emerson St., S. B.
Mead
Edwin A.
17 Cheney St. , Rox.
Sta ,
X338
BUSTUK. SATUKDAY, SEPTEMBER I3, I919.
Contd.
'ii^.M^- ">l/-ir 1^ h;. itoS.
Iver Licenses Granted -
Mead
Francis V.
Messitt
John J.
Me teal f
Nelson C.
Miller
Alfred W.
Miller
George G.
Minn j 88
P. W.
Moore
Charles V/.
Morgan
William P.
Morrell
Leon A.
Mosher
Ira
Mutch
Ernest
Myers
Walter E.
McCarthy
Patrick F.
McCarthy'
V/illiam E.
McClafferti'
John 0.
Mcrermott
Joseph W.
McDuffie
Charles G.
McGlauflin
R. L.
McGovern
Thomas
McXenney
Charles J.
McLaughlin
Charles
McLaughlin
Timothy J.
MacLellan
Robert A.
MacLellan
George P.
McMahon
Joseph A.
McMorrow
James J.
Nagle
David
Nasham
Jacob
Nealy
Walter A.
Neff
Harmanus F
Neleon
William F.
Nichols
Malcolm E.
Kuzzo
Joseph
O'Brien
John T.
Ocnoff
Reuben
O'Keefe
Edward C.
O'Neill
Arthur L.
O'Neill
Harry
Page
Louis C.
Pall is
Thomas
Parker
Willard S.
Paul
Joseph
Perkins
Paul E.
Peters
John F.
contd.
35 North Market St.
360 Boylston St.
324 Washington St.
30 Kilby St.
116 North Street
43 Somerville Ave., Som.
1^5 Allston St., Brigh.
Beacon & Joy Sts.
113 Greenbrier St., Dor.
14 South St.
419 Boylston St.
171 Treraont St.
36 V/ashingtun St.,
10a
112
6
35
62
117
25
61
200
672
19
347
87
37
2
100
25
393
409
22 Ruxton
2 Jackson
Brinton
Allston
Kd.,
St.,
St. ,
St. ,
Chsn.
Mattapan
Chsn.
Rox.
Alls.
Beacon St.
Montfern Ave., Brigh.
Bunker Hill St., Chsn.
Paul Gore St., J. P.
Fayette St.
Columbia Rd. Dor.
Gardner St.
Essex St.
Hancock St. , Dor.
E. Bth St., S. B.
Dal ton St.
Sumiaer St.
Milk St.
So. Market St.
Westland Ave.
Webster St., B. B.
Oak St. , Chsn.
E. Fifth St. , S. B.
House of Correction
Deer Island
Rd.. Dor.
Chsn.
Columbia
Pier 44 B.& M. Docks,
53 Beacon St.
27 Riverdale St., Allston
483 Beacon St.
71 Walnut Park, Rox.
121 Mountford St.
84 Linden Park St. , Rox.
1339
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I3, 1^19 •
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Pfeiffer
Phillipe
Pike
Pi tinan
Poirer
Poorvu
Pope
Pondsell
Porter
Praino
Fretat
Purjnira
Q.uinci'
Rainville
Ray
Reed
Reed
Reed
Resni ck
Richardson
Ri cker
Ricker
Rottins
Robinson
Robinson
Rogers
Rome
Rosenberg
Rosenblatt
Ross
Rub.in
Ruch
Rudge
RuBsell
Sacchetti
Saunders
Sawyer
Scanlon
Scholler
Scully
Scull J
Seymour
Shallow
Shapleigh
Charles P.
Otis S.
Harrington
Harold A.
A. J.
Harris
Ralph L,
Fred A,
Frederick E.
Gaetano
George B.
Domenico
William B.
Alfred F.
James
Arthur B.
George IT.
Mortian F.
Harry
Walter ii.
Prank K.
Leroj S.
Samuel
Bliss W.
Simon
George B.
Herman
Abraham
Bernard
Herbert C.
Meyer
Frederic B.
James E.
L.
Domenick
i.Ierle C.
Herbert D.
Walter P.
Michael J.
Paul E.
Charles
Richard F.
Harry L.
12
Derne St.
208
Camden St.
ib62
Beacon St.
69
Chestnut St.
14
Dover St.
53
Huthven St. , Rox.
14
South St.
5^
Elm St.
47
Temple Place
15V Harrison Ave.
328
Beech St. Kos.
2
Charles St. , Dor.
826
Blue hill Ave.
21
Bromley Pk., Rox.
100
Boylston St.
35
Congress St,
151
Tremont St.
88
Broad S-t.
24
Faneuil Hall Sq.
372
Border St. , E. B.
18
Dighton St. , Brigh.
718
Metropolitan AXre., H.P
30
Chambers St.
7
Maple Park
51
Washington St.
47
So. Market St.
327
Seaver S-t. , Rox.
29
Auburn St.
50
Heard S-t.
34 Hanover St.
58 Glenville Ave., Alls.
879 Beacon S-t.
81 Arlington St.
78 Fairbanks St.
41 Endicott St.
1086 Commonwealth Ave.
517 Tremont St.
22 V/aumbeck St.
417 V/aahington St.
12 Walk Hii:
!t.
428 Adams St., Dor.
8 Maitland St. |
Pier 44 B.& M. Docks, Chsn
372 Dorchester St., S.B.
1340
BOSTUU, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I3, lyiy,
Contd,
Revolver Licenses Granted - continued.
%i^-PJ^ ^TUnT. Ig, «u. lltcl.'
Shealey
Sheehan
Shenker
Sherlin
Sidlinger
Slatterj
Smith
Smith
Smi th
Smith
Solahd
Soule
Souther
Spain
S pillane
Stanley
Stanwood
Staples
Stedman
Sterne
Stevens
Sumner
Swalbe
Swan
Swartz
Swett
Sylva
Tater
Taft
Tally
Taylor
Thompson
Thurlow
liernann
Tilson
Ti tcomb
Todesca
Trapp
Tufts
Turner
m iv
Vanderwerker
Verzone
Vose
Voas
Timothy J.
William J.
Edward I.
Conrad B.
Albert K.
John E.
James P.
John J.
Peter G.
Willis L.
George V/.
A. M. 11.
Channing W.
Wm. T.
Cornelius J.
Frank A.
Herbert A.
Ernest A.
Watson W.
Jerome J.
Frank P.
Herbert G.
Henry
Edward W.
Samuel A.
Lyman R.
Joseph F,
Albert L.
Frank C.
Jacob F.
Walter 0.
Owen
Charles Jr.
Harry
Perley G.
Albert C.
Joseph
Emil 0. C.
Joseph E.
Frank W.
IJiaurice B,
W. 11. .
Richard
Robert C.
William J.
62
171
11
2
12
4b
140
829
62
7
6
77
282
1538
82
25
266
27A
6
336
28
211
31
181
46
a^
503
136
211
2
11
liy
70
10 i)
853
364
3
72
59S^
120
394
25
St., Chsn.
J. P.
Bunker Hill
Green St. ,
Allen St.
Ivy St.
Staniforch St.
W. First St. , S. B.
Bayswater St., E. h.
Beacon St,
Bunker Hill St., Chsn.
Parkton Rti. , J. P.
Revere St.
Harvard Ave.
Allandale St., J. P,
Quincy St. Dor.
Tremont Street
Glenville Ave.
Lambert Ave. , Rox.
Bowdoin St. Dor.
Asticon Road, Forest Hills
Harvard St., Cnsn.
LaGrange St. , W. Rox.
Cumberland St.
Heath St. , Rox.
Simons St., Rox.
Wolcott St. , Dor.
Perham St., W. Rox.
Cedar St. , Dor.
Decatur St.
Brighton Ave., Allston
Shawmut Ave.
St. Botolph St.
Gardner St. , V/. Rox
Arlington St.
Green St.
Monmouth St,
Kilb^ St.
Walworth St., W. Rox.
Beacon St.
Washington St.
Sherman St.
Elm Hill Ave. , Rox.
Columbus Ave.
Hemenway St.
Boylston Rt.
^ueensberry St.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Y/ade ,
Wadsworth,
Walker,
Wall,
Warren,
Waters,
Wead,
Webster,
Weinfeld,
Wentworth,
Wernon,
Wheeler,
Wheeler,
Whiteford,
Wilbur,
Wilenslcy,
Wilkins,
Williams,
Willson ,
Wood,
Wood,
Woodf in,
Woodley,
Woods,
Wright,
Wright,
Zajna,
Ziver,
Daniel P.
William L.
Joseph T. Jr.
John J.
Charles H.
Henry-
Harold K.
Prederio W. Jr.
Morris R.
John P.
M.
Clifton H.
John S.
Hugh
Leonard M.
Samuel
Samuel H.
Alphonso G.
William W.
Charles A.
Harry B.
Edward R.
William H.
Joseph C.
Fred A.
William T.
Angel 0
39 Sagamore st . ,
4 Elldredge rd. ,
2 Arlington st . ,
60 State St.,
624 V/ashington st.. Dor.,
32 Tennyson st.,
201 Devonshire st.,
54 Chardon st . ,
315 Itonover st . ,
14 Beacon st. ,
8 Minot st . ,
24 Winter st. ,
33 Bedford st. ,
57 Stanley st.. Dor.,
5 Robin Hood st.. Dor.,
386 Blue Hill av.,
411 High St., W. Medford,
14 Chilton st . ,
10 High St. ,
23 Beacon st. ,
41 Walnut Park,
16 Pratt St. , B. D. ,
661 E. Fourth St. ,
123 Hillside St., Rox. ,
7^ Bowdoin av. ,
.154 Savin Hill av.,
85 Medford st. , C. D. ,
78 Hanover st.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31. 1920.
Officers.
Bradley, Charles H.
Brooks,
Mo ran,
Pratt,
Van Tassel,
West,
Elijah D.
Edward
Gustavus J.
John
John
Employers.
The Farm & Trades School,
R. M. Saltonstall, President,
Thompson's Island,
Rand Avery Supply Company,
IT. E. Weeks, Pres.,
117 Franklin st,
1341
1342
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEJffiER 13, 1919 .
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed
Officers.
Davia,
Plynn ,
Killeen,
Rainvillc,
Wallace,
Hull,
Samuels,
Oliver C.
John H.
Edward
Alfred P.
John H.
Arthur M.
Alfred S.
concluded.
Employers.
. Thonas D. Got shall Shoe Co,
- Thomas D. Got shall, Pres.
76 Atherton st., Rox. ,
Winthrop G. Winslow, Gen'l Mgr
Maritime Coaling Company,
4 Ho. Ferry av.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incvimbent on them
as special police officers.
Appointed September 9. 19^9 •
Adams ,
Joseph P.
Appointed September 10, I919.
Baasner,
Benstock,
Butler,
Clark ,
Cronin,
Curley,
Eastman,
Poster, .
Grover,
Hines,
Woodf in,
Blake ,
Bowdren,
Craig,
DeWolf e ,
Adams ,
Ambrose,
Aspinwail,
John G.
Ma^ey J.
Harold V.
Stewart
John J.
Edward D.
Richard R.
L. P.
Charles E.
John P.
E • R .
Charles E.
Charles H.
George W. Jr.
James M,-
Walker,
Kennedy,
Mai one,
Marsh,
Osborne,
Powdrell,
Rome,
Scott,
Shaw,
Soland,
Webster,
Zabriskie,
Ellis,
Emerson,
Rosenfield,
Stone,
Louis A.
Appointed September 11, 1919.
Valmore P.
George C.
George L.
Aspinwail,
Barrett,
Chap in.
James J.
Ernest P.
Pred»k W.
George A.
Pred A.
Herman
Albert W.
Nathan R.
George W.
Prederic W.
Allan J.
Paul C.
Archibald
Gerald J.
Charles
William H.
Thomas J.
Charles W.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTELIBER 13, 1919* Concluded.
1343
Special Police Officers Sworn - concluded.
Appointed September 11, 1919. - concluded.
Clifford,
Concaugh,
Connolly,
Connolly,
Cusher,
Davis,
Doherty,
Doherty,
Donovan,
Douglas,
Fairbanks,
?orbes,
Prench,
Gallagher,
Glynn,
Glynn,
Goodwin,
Haral in ,
Browne ,
Campbell,
Charlton,
Dow,
Flaherty,
Forrester,
Foskett ,
Grey,
Hallahan,
Hark ins,
Hildreth,
Hill,
Jackson,
Tyler,
Raymond ,
Attest;
Daniel
Thomas H.
Patrick
Thomas L.
Charles S.
William J.
John 6th
Philip 2nd
John G.
Patrick
John W.
F. Murray
William W.
Michael
Frank J.
James H.
Fred M.
B. Nason
Woods,
Hanscom,
Heaman ,
Hegarty,
Higgins,
Hilton,
Jennings,
Joyce,
Kievenaar,
Manning,
Poor,
Pope,
Pratt,
Restarrick,
Rome,
Sullivan,
Welch,
Whalen,
Winslow,
William E.
Appointed September 12, 1919*
Robert A.
Guy E.
Thomas
Fred H.
Francis J.
Charles S.
Walter D.
Edward
Stephen A.
Daniel
Herbert A.
Frank
Joseph B.
Richard
Charles H.
Appointed September
Jacobs,
Leary,
Lord,
Morse,
Paige,
Reed,
Scruggs,
Shaw,
Smart,
Smith,
Sullivan,
Thurlow,
Titcomb,
Walsh,
Shorey,
13. 1919.
Bradley,
Charles H.
Arthur L.
William A.
James
Herbert E.
Charles F.
Patrick
Testy
William J.
John
Harris 0.
Louis A.
Willard D.
John B.
Herman
Michael
James H.
John H.
William H.
Philip C.
Edward F.
Fred R.
George Jr.
Milton C.
Arthur P.
Jesse W.
Harry
Leon W.
Charles H.
Miah F.
Charles Jr.
Albert C.
John
Charles H.
Chief CI
^
1344
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Monday, September 15, 1919 •
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following "business:
approved .
The records of Friday smd Saturday last were read and
A report was forwarded to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth on the application of William S. Boate et al for a charter
as The Independent Political League of America, Incorporated, for
the purpose of using every means within its power to reduce the
high cost of living and to overcome if possible, the threatened
industrial revolution; no fixed location.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30. 1920.
2111 Fitzmaurice,
2492 Milberry,
2491 McKenney,
2490 Spiers,
Frank J.
Chester
Henry W.
William A.
24 St. Mary's st. ,
588 E. Third st . ,
14 Homer st . , Brookline,
25 Bickerstaff st.
The application of Frank H. Wotton for a transfer of his
three licenses #03616, 133,722 and 133,723 to set up and use
Hackney Carriages from a garage at 11 Munson street to a garage at
20 Aberdeen street was granted.
1345
BOSTOIT, MONDAY, SEPTEIffiER 15, I919.
Contd.
Notice having been received from the Boston Elevated
Railway Company that the following named persons are no longer in
its employ, the licenses granted to said persons were cancelled :-
1028
3099
3390
2636
2690
2103
2853
3285
0161
0178
1899
^???
2686
2407
3246
4297
4201
4432
4010
3202
3239
3004
3036
34S3
3045
3401
3344
4408
4575
4416
4160
4470
4145
4173
2629
2502
2863
2830
2814
2567
2454
Ryder,
John E.
Conductor,
Dam,
R.
R.
n
McDonald,
A.
D.
n
Whitney,
M.
S.
N
Keenan,
H.
G.
n
Stone,
R.
A.
If
Morgan,
W.
E-.
N
Kruger,
M.
E.
n
Long,
Daniel J.
H
Rudden,
James
11
Currier,
Lorenzo G.
n
Foley,
Patrick J.
n
Chase,
R.
W-.
n
Nagle,
W.
J.
N
Lovett,
• T.
J.
N
Mazzea,
P.
A.
M
Licker,
J.
H
Alves,
P.
M
LaCount,
B.
P.
If
Walker,
Wilfred W.
tt
Scales,
Joseph A.
H
Scannell,
Maurice J.
H
Buckley,
John P .
H
Diiffy,
Edward T.
N
Casey,
Robert J,
H
Thomas,
Edward R.
N
Card,
E.
L.
H
Paylor,
William J.
II
Merrill,
L.
M.
N
Singer,
I.
C.
II
Steinreich,
W.
E.
H
O'Connor,
T.
If
Amaze en.
R.
W.
N
Kenf ield.
G.
E.
H
Roy,
M.
M.
If
Garrity,
P.
J.
N
Pinnegan,
P.
If
Sullivan,
C.
N
Lane,
J.
P.
n
Hannaf ord.
C.
W.
11
Auber.
R.
E.
ff
1346
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEIvIEER 15, 1919 .
Contd.
Boston Elevated Ry. Licenses Cancelled - contd.
20^1
2669
2876
2839
3108
4210
4413
4184
4578
4339
4544
4579
4471
4098
2804
083
0101
0198
0108
059
4479
1761
3024
1569
4476
2592
4465
4454
4459
2557
2552
2487
2250
2010
2521
2477
2485
2414
2401
4273
4429
4375
French,
A.
P.
Conductor,
Shanley,
J.
E.
••
Alward ,
. E.
H.
n
Diggins,
K.
F.
II
Winget,
R.
F.
n
Collins,
C.
I.
II
McDougall,
C.
H.
II
Hall ion.
W..
J.
n
Mangini ,
J.
S.
n
Bullock,
H..
S.
ti
Graham,
J.
J.
H
Fitzgerald,
C.
ti
Strickland,
G.
A.
H
Flanagan,
T.
J.
n
Gracey,
F«
L.
n
White,
Sylvian
II
Fleming,
John J.
H
McManus ,
Wellington
II
O'Neill,
Francis J.
It
Roche,
Ri
chard
II
Cotter,
Joseph I.
N
Brown,
B.
J.
Motorman,
Young,
Albert
n
Jackson,
R.
L.
H
McBride,
Charles E.
•1
0»Donnell,
T.
n
Handralian,
J.
F.
II
Neville,
N.
J.
•1
Chadbourne , .
H.
G.
•1
Duggan ,
J.
P.
II
Rayino,
A.
S.
II
Dowling,
W.
H.
n
Sullivan,
P.
J.
It
Burns,
J.
J.
II
Burke ,
S.
F.
II
Harrison,
C.
N.
n
Johnston,
F.
II
York,
J.
G.
n
Hayes,
M.
J.
H
Clifford,
T.
J.
II
Rogers,
H.
G.
11
Nichols,
H.
M.
•1
Dickie,
M.
B.
It
1347
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEIvfflER 15 , 1919-
Contd.
Boston Elevated Ry. Licenses Cancelled - concluded.
4430
Curry,
J. T.
Motorman,
4403
Mart in ,
J. P.
H
4382
Preble,
rl • xi •
H
4402
Norton,
R. E.
N
4380
O'Brien,
D.
H
0158
Girard,
Albert J.
II
1768
Hoar,
William E.
H
1759
Leach,
Charles H.
N
1756
Robbins,
Alfred
H
1763
Jennings,
William E.
n
1765
Smith,
Prank W.
N
1716
Camack ,
. David G.
n
1774
Udden ,
John G.
n
1766
Connolly,
John J.
n
1770
Corp,
Charles H.
n
1753
Bstabrook,
Edward E.
N
1252
Venable,
Robert
H
2465
Genthner,
G. A.
N
2320
Oleson,
- W. P.
n
355
Skane ,
William J.
H
155
Skane ,
William J.
Starter,
311
White,
Sylvian
n
On the application of the Boston Elevated Railway Company
by Edward Dana, Acting General Manager, licenses were granted to
the following named persons as conductors, motormen and starters
in the employ of said company:-
179
Brennan,
Edward P.
Conductor,
0201
Buckley,
James J.
M
0208
Collins,
Edward
It
0113
Cronin,
Walter P.
H
0115
Dawley,
Bernard P.
n
0207
Donelan,
William J. .
N
0114
Doyle,
George J.
n
1049
Parmer,
Thomas P.
It
3223
Geary,
John P.
N
443
Haley,
Harry S.
It
0173
Ha ye s ,
Leonard H.
N
1348
BOSTON, MOITOAY, SEPTSLCBER l^, I919,
Contd.
Boston Elevated Ry. Licenses Granted - contdi
0205 Isberg,
3099 Kelly,
0211 Keyes,
0164 MacGregor,
0204 Madge,
031 Llattair,
2013 Murphy,
444 Murphy,
1575 McAuley,
0203 McClennan,
0202 O'Dea,
0209 (^uigley,
096 Rietchel,
337 Roche,
445 RoseTorook,
0206 Schneider,
447 Smith,
2712 Twigg,
0210 Walsh,
0139 Wood,
0285 Dillon,
0289 Doyle,
443 Haley,
181 Hurley,
340 Keating,
3?5 Keefe,
0118 Kenny,
1033 Lavin,
1073 Monahan,
444 Murphy,
0178 McGowan,
446 McKane ,
0288 Nagle,
1036 O'Connell,
442 Peoples,
3014 Ready,
3024 Riley,
445 Rosebrook,
0287 Sallaway,
178 Shannon ,
0286 Smith,
0264 V/hite,
180 Wilson,
326 Wilson,
Arthur L.
John J.
Jame s J .
Willard D.
William A,
Walter M.
Gerald E.
James E.
Walter E.
John L.
Thomas J.
John J.
Paul A.
James
Charles D.
Linus H.
George
George F.
James M.
Joseph M.
Walter J.
George J.
Harry S.
Bartholomew D.
William P.
Stephen T.
Peter J.
Thomas J.
Florence
James E.
Park J.
Alfred
John F.
Michael J.
Robert
Edward
William F.
Charles D.
Frank W.
Timothy
Alfred A.
Peter
Maxwell
Thomas H.
Conductor,
II
II
11
n
ti
N
H
N
n
n
H
N
H
H
It
H
N
n
n
Motorman,
n
n
If
n
n
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTKLEEER 15, 1919 .
Contd.
Boston Elevated Ry. Licenses Granted - concluded;
179
Brennan,
Edward P.
Starter,
443
Kaley,
Harry S.
N
180
Hurley,
Bart D.
N
340
Keating,
William P.
H
355
Keefe,
Stephen T.
H
444
Murphy ,
James E.
N
446
McKane ,
Alfred
N
442
Peoples,
Robert
It
337
Roche,
James
M
445
Rosebrook,
Charles D.
N
178
Shannon ,
Timothy .
H
447
Smith,
George
H
.180
Wilson,
Maxv/ell
It
326
Wilson,
Thomas H.
H
1349
Notice having been received from the Eastern Massachusetts
Street Railway Company that the following named persons are no
longer in its employ, the licenses granted to said persons were
cancelled :-
.385 Hanley,
519 Lavellette,
532 Belins,
116 Delorne,
308 Gillispie,
J.
J.
,
R.
E.
H.
A.
Louis
A
A.
C.
Conductor,
Motorman,
H
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, 1920..
Abdoo, ,.
Adams ,
Adlard,
Amodeo,
Backman,
Baron,
George
Charles 5.
LeRoy V.
Antonio
Henry
Sam
134 Hudson St. ,
155 Washington st.,
29 Virginia st.. Dor.,
447 Audubon rd. ,
29 Parquhar st., Ros.,
22 Causeway st. ,
1350
BOSTOIT, MOIIDAY, SEPTEL!EER 15, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Barnard,
Frederick E.
10
Barney,
Maisie B.
114
Barter,
John J.
206
Bedell,
Daniel W.
452
Bradley,
Theodore J.
179
Brayton,
Warren H.
14
Biiach,
George 0.
18
Burke ,
William E.
217
Camptell ,
Cyrus N.
8
Campbell,
Louis C.
12
Cery,
John J.
90^
Clements,
Bartholomew A.
6
Coburn,
Frank W.
6 14
Cohen,
Frank T.
21
Cohen,
Robert
201
Connett,
Arthur M.
155
Cooksey,
Henry B.
53
Cotting,
Charles E. Jr.
404
Crowley,
William H.
20
Ctmys,
Joseph W.
. 29
Donoghue,
Thomas F.
4
Elliot,
Oliver C.
17
Elliot,
Oliver T.
17
Evans,
Churchill C.
Exeter
Parquharson,
William J. -
37
Parrington,
Curtis W.
204
Farris,
Henry C.
158
Fichtner,
Joseph S.
2031
Folsom,
Arthur N..
89
Ford,
Patrick J.
9
Frye,
Jerry L.
^2?
Gedoun,
Diah F.
86
Gloss,
Louis L.
40
Goershel,
Paul W. Jr.
43
Goldstein,
Hyman M.
23
Goldstein,
Lewis
5
Goldstein,
Meyer
43
Graham,
John S^
32
Giffin,
Clifford
67
Hall .
Claude L.
74
Harding,
Lawrence J.
• 155
Heath,
Archibald L.
1075
Heaton,
Hugh
175
Henes,
John A.
29
Hershon,
Al
12
Howes,
Walter A.
9-11
Lothian rd. , E. D. ,
Fenway,
Court House, Boston,
Audvibon rd. ,
Longwood av. ,
Cliftondale st., Ros.,
Algonquin st.,
ITev,rbury s t . ,
Bowdoin st . ,
Winter st . , Dor. ,
Maywood st., Rox. ,
V/ater st., Neponset,
Columbus av. ,
Kingsbury st., Rox.,
Princeton st. ,
Washington st.,
State at . ,
Marlborough st .,
Carney st. , C D. ,
Gould St. , W. R. ,
Homestead pi. ,
Davis St.,
David St.,
Theatre, Exeter st.,
Fairbanks st., B. D.,
Huntington av. ,
W. Newton st. ,
Columbus av. ,
Hewlett St., Ros.,
Asylum st . ,
Myrtle st.,
Hiidson St. ,
Border st. , E. B. ,
Newbury st., Ros.,
Clarkv/ood st., Dor.,
Bromfield st.,
Stratton st.. Dor.,
Wenham st . ,
Easton at., B. D.,
Georgia st., Roxbury,
Coolidge St.,
Boylaton st.,
Dartmouth st. ,
Warren av. ,
Warren pi., Roxbury,
Faneuil Hall Market,
1351
BOSTON, MOIODAY, SEPTEIIEER 15, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
Hurley,
Jardine,
Jones,
Jordan,
Kartun,
Kelley,
KimlDall,.
Kraus, . .
Lambert ,
LeClair,
Lee, .
Legg,.
Leghorn, .
Lube 1 sky,
Lund ,
Lynch,
Magee,
Mo rgan ,
Murray ,
Murray,
McGonagle,
McKinnon,
McNeil, . .
Nix, .
Noone,
Norwood, .
Novak off ,
Noyes,
Noyes,
O'Hare,
O'Neill, .
Page,
Phelan,
Philbrook,
Plepis,
Potter,
Priest,
P^iney,
Reggio,
Richardson,
Rode,
Rogers,
Rourke,
John
William P.
Prank
John N.
Harvey
Ferdinand T
Robert
Herman
Arthur J.
Joseph A.
George C.
Andrew J.
George M.
Sol
Fred B.
Owen A.
John H.
William J.
Jeremiah P.
Thomas H.
Philip J.
Angus G.
William
Albert N.
George H.
Chester H.
Joseph
Albe S.
Willard P.
Martin M.
James E.
Wallace G.
Gerard J.
Charles K.
Michael M.
Edwin L.
Everett G.
Julian D.
Andrew C.
Albert W.
William J,
Alfonso
Malachi J.
492 Broadway,
683 Washington st.,
quincy House, 1 Brattle sq.,
5^ Tremont st . ,
48 Walcott St., Dor.,
294 South St. , J. P.,
9 Cleveland st.,
36 Orchard st., J. P.,
143 Pemberton st . ,
501 E. Sixth St.,
44 State st . ,
21 Elm Hill av. ,
1107 Commonwealth av. ,
87 Chelsea st., C. D.,
529 Beacon st . ,
282 South St., J. P. ,
7 Oakwood st., Dor.,
331 "A" Centre st.,
45 W. Seventh st.,
26 Shepard st., E. D.,
23 Chambers st.,
^5 Elm st . ,
I78i M St.,
672 Tremont st. ,
39 Bynner st. ,
25 Rockwell St. ,
24 Chelsea st., C. D.,
262 Washington st.,
.262 Washington st.,
2 Harvard av.. Dor.,
60 Sherman st., Roxbury,
181 Massachusetts av.,
22 Belvidere st. ,
95 Water st . ,
5 Thomas pk . ,
14 Sargent st . , Roxbury,
31 Rosedale St., Dor.,
53 Warwick st . ,
^^ Pilgrim rd. ,
4 Washington st . ,
229 Washington st.. Dor.,
247 Hanover st. ,
103 Moreland st . ,
1353
BOSTOIT, MONDAY, SEPTELIBER 1?, I919
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Russo,
Salerno,
Scanlan,
Shapiro,.
Shea,
Shugrue,
Silver,
Silverman,
Simmons,
Smith, .
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Stevens,. .
Stev/art ,. ,
Studley,
Tefft,
Terranova,
Thomas,
Thompson,
Tilton,
Trieger,
Trilling,
Tryder, .
Turner,
Van Dam,
Vesey,
Vittum,
White,
White,
Wilkins,
Wolff,
Woodward,
Workman, .
Wright,
Yo^Ing,
Zinga,
Q,uinn,
Saya,
Anthony E.
Michael
George F.
Louis
James J.
Julius
Harry C.
Joseph
Charles P.
Frank J.
Franklin E.
George 0.
William A.
James H.
James A.
George E.
Peter
Joseph
Clayton W.
J. Edgar
Charles B.
Julius
Henry H.
Frederic S.
Charles M.
Joseph
Thomas
Herbert D.
Harry A.
Walter
George C.
Bernard
Charles S.
Charles E.
W. D.
Linwood H.
Donate
John F.
Saivatore
150 Colonial av. ,
69 Williams st., J. P.,
125 Milk St. ,
Callender st.,
Milk St. ,
School St.,
Allston St., B. D.,
ChaJPles st. ,
Huntington av. ,
Washington st. ,
Washington st.,
Forbes st . , J. P. ,
Walnut av. ,
Copley Plaza Hotel, Copley sq,
24 West St.,
High St. ,
Allen St.,
H St.,
Cumberland st.,
Brookline av. ,
Court St. ,
Preble st.,
School st . ,
Blackstone st.,.
Mt. Vernon st.,
Morton St. ,
W. Springfield st.,
Tremont st . ,
Massachusetts av.,
Kineo st., Roxbury,
State St. , ■
Richmond st. ,
Vine St., Roxbury,
Washington st. ,
High st . ,
Rutland sq,,
Temple pi. ,
Peter Parley rd. ,
Rose St.
219
147
29
169
339
18
418
311
72
176
.90
29
182
10
. 61
■ 87
. 16
29
47-63
68
795
193
55
450
■ 23
■ 50
90
• 39
1521
216
. 18
59
- 15
41
1353
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEI.CBER 15, 1919 .
Contd.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31, 1920.
Officers.
Baker,
Baker,
Barber,
Barry,
Beckman, .
Eoynton,
Brennan,
Brennan,
Castle,
Clark,
Crothers,
Crowley,
Donegan,
Ferguson,
Piske,
Pitzgerald,
Goodwin,
Gordon,.
Jefferson,
Moore,
Murphy ,
McCarthy, .
McD enough,
Prest,
Renaghan ,
Sheridan,
Sheridan,
Sheridan,
Simpson,
Sullivan,
True,
Walles,
Witherell,
Bowles,
Brockway,
Wright,
Cann,
Benton,
Alplia N.
Walter H.
Manly P.
Thomas
Prank W.
Charles W.
Michael J.
Patrick P.
Charles J.
Joseph F.
Frederick A.
James A.
J. Edward
William A.
Harry B.
John F.
William S.
William W.
Ralph W.
Allen S.
Frank W.
Eugene J.
William P,
James W.
James J.
Eugene
George F.
Philip H.
David L.
Jeremiah
Harry E.
Albert M.
Charles F._.^
Aubrey 'N.
Fred S.
James W. H.
Clifford N.
Francis L.
/-
Employers.
Boston & 1/Iaine Railroad,
J. D. Tyter, Gen'l Supt.,
premises located in the City
of Boston,
Taylor Bros. Laundry,
Wm. C. E. Taylor, Pres.
10-16 Davenport av. & 8
Roseclair st., Dor.,
Clifford N. Cann, Caretaker,
Estate of Miss H. K. Hawes,
. 257 Savin Hill av. & 1
Evandale ter.,
John Craig by George E. Clark
Arlington Theatre,
419-421 Tremont st. & 4 Chandler
St.
1354
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTJJMBER 15, 1919'
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - concluded.
Officers
•
Clements,
Bartholomew
Elliot,
Oliver C. )
Elliot,
Oliver T. )
Pogg,
Edward 0.
Jones,
Charles E.
Levy,
John J.
Lord,
Lyman L.
Mulkern,
Patrick
McAvoy,
John E.
Phelan,
Gerard J.
Slade,
John T.
Smith,
Harry S.
Employers,
A.
The A. T. Stearns Limber Co.,
L. Hayford, Superintendent,
96 Taylor st., Neponset,
Harry W. Merrill, Director,
Boston Industrial Home,
cor. Davis st. & Harrison av.
Edward C. Fogg, V. Pres. ,
Copley Plaza Hotel,
Copley sq. ,
Marion S. Wilson, Owner,
263-265 Clarendon st.,
Boston Consolidated Gas Company,
William A. Wood, President,
premises located in city of
Boston,
Lord & Osgood,
Lyman L. Lord, Part Owner,
54 Pitts St. ,
O'Connell Brothers,
John W. O'Connell, Manager,
premises located on Albany st.,
Boston Young Women's Christian
Association, Mrs. James 0. Foss,
V. Pres., 37i" Beacon st . ,
Metropolitan Trust Company,
W. H. Stickney, Treasurer,
40 State st.,
■ Charles K. Bolton, Vestryman,
Christ Church,
Salem st. ,
James C. Goode, Floor Mgr. ,
Raymond's Syndicate, Inc.
352 Washington st.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incxanbent on them
as special police officers.
Appointed September 9, I919.
Callahan, Thomas P. Carter, Lyon
1355
. BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMEER 15, I919.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Sworn - contd.
App
ointed September 9, 1
919
- concluded
•
Eldridge,
William H.
Langley.
Edwin A.
■Gage,
Daniel R.
Mitchell,
Prank A.
Pinley,
John
Neptune,
Richard K.
Hianes,
Randolph A.
Whitney,
Edward J.
Appointed September
10.
1919.
Beete,
Stuart
Miller,
John P.
ChamlDerlain
Henry V.
Noyes,
Willard P.
Conohan,
William J. G.
Ryan,
William J.
Corbiere,
James D.
Sheerin,
Owen P.
Getting,
Charles E. Jr.
Spencer,
Harry L.
Cunningham,
Martin H.
Stowell,
Walter L.
Parrell,
J. Joseph
Thompson,
E. Barton
Jenney,
William T.
Tryder,
William E.
Lowell,
James B.
Tuckerman,
John A.
Wiggin,
Harry C.
Appointed September
11,
1919.
Barker,
Leroy S.
Meyer,
Herman H.
Burke ,
William W.
Pierce,
George E.
Parnsworth,
Edward S.
Pine,
Thomas H.
Lacey,
John
Tripp,
Chester A. R.
Macandrew,
John J.
West,
Albert S.
Appointed September
13.
1919.
Davis,
Oliver C.
Kileen,
Edward
Plynn,
John H.
Rainville,
Alfred P.
Hull,
Arthur M.
Wallace,
Samuels,
John H.
Alfred S.
Appointed September
12.
1919.
Bonner,
William J.
Staples,
Erjiest A.
1356
BOSTOII, MOIIDAY, SEPTELIBER 1^ , 1919. Concluded,
Special Police Officers Sworn - concluded.
Appointed September 15, 1919*
Cann,
Clifford N.
McAvoy,
John 1.
Fogg,
Edward C.
Phelan,
Gerard J
Levy,
John J.
Slade,
John T.
Mulkern,
Patrick
Smith,
Harry S.
Attest:
Chief CMrk.
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemterton sqi;iare.
1357
Boston, Tuesday, SepteinToer 16, I919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Monday last were read and approved.
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department Toy General Order: -
It is herety ordered that the minimum salary of the
Patrolmen in the Police Department of the city of Boston be $1400
per annum, to take effect September 18, 1919*
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
Section 12 of Rule 40 of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department is hereby amended by adding after the word
"discharge" in the third line of said Section the words, "suspension
for a period not exceeding thirty days, fine," so that the same
may read as follows:
"12. A member of the force convicted on hearing
may be punished by the commissioner, in his discretion, by
discharge, suspension for a period not exceeding thirty
days, fine, reprimand in general orders, reduction in rank
or the imposition of ptmishment duty."
The application of John E. Wheldon, 46 Burrell street,
Roxbury, for a copy of his Hackney Carriage Driver's License #^12
was granted.
1358
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6 , I919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, I92O.
Abbott
Alcorn
Allen
Altman
Ar ca r i
Auerbach
Baker
Bannon
Barber
Barnard
Barnes
Belcher
Bishop
Blumenf eld
Bolles
Boyd
Brown
Buckley
Burdett
Burke
Burns
Caffrey
Carleton
Carr
Cass
C^owell
Clark
Clee
Glune
Collins
Conley
Conner
Conroy
Cook
Coo ley
Cram
Cramer
Cresse;/
Crocker
Cummings
Davis
DeBlois
Diamond
Doane
Leonard G, ^33
Walter S. 27
Chancellor C. 53
Joseph I . 03
Thomas 3^
Theodore H. 817
Edward L. 24^
Herman P. 13t
Solomon 175
Aiton 57
Foster F. 205
Charles E. 141
Horace A. 07
iiouis 3-'-
VVm. T. 21
Leonard 253
Henry 29
John J. 110
Thomas 1173
Arthur W, 45
Wra. J. 308
Patrick J. ^b
Albert W. 5
Edward H. 925
William 76
David 78
Kosetta M. 272
F. T. 54
Frank J. 10
J. F. 24
John T. 107
Frank L. Jr. 12
Job J. 61
Michael H. 284
Edward L. 10
Allan G. I7
Jesse G, 25
Ernest A. 1277
William A. I3C7
George K. ' 26
Clarence R. 14';^
George L. 346
Harry 12 77
Harry L.
Dudley St. , Rox.
Damrell St. , S. E.
Hartford St. , Dor.
Waumbeck St., Rox.
Cooper St.
Boylston St,
L Street.
Howard S I.
Walnut Ave., Rox.
Homestead St., Rox.
Huntington Ave.
Milk St.
Devon St., Rox.
Mo. Anderson St.
Adams St., Rox.
Summer St.
karginal St., E. B.
St. Botolph St.
Tremont St.
Kilby St.
Bunker Hill St. , Chsn.
Thomas Park
Way Place, Rox.
E. Broadway, S. B.
Mountain Ave. Dor.
Mt. Vernon St.
Belgrade St., Ros.
Golden Ave.
Galena St. , Box.
So. Market St.
Columbia Rd., Dor.
Arundel St.
Fenwood Kd. , Rox.
C. St., S. B.
Kenraore St.
Exeter St.
Peterborough St.
Commonwealth Ave., Alls,
Commonwealth Ave. Alls.
Cameron St. , Dor.
Strathmore Rd. , Brigh.
Iwarlboro St.,
Tremont St,
B. & K. R, R,
1359
BISTIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, l^lV-
Contd.
Revolver Licences Granted - contd.
Dobson
Donovan
Doyle
Driscoll
Dupee
Edgerly
Eisner
Emery
Everett
Farrell
Paye
Ferris
Field
Field
Flanders
Foster
Frost
Gleason
Goldstein
Griffin
Groves
Hall
Hamblen
Hamlin
Handy
Hathaway
Hilton
Hirschbach
Hood
Hookailo
Hopkins
Houghton
Housen
Howard
Howe
Hoyt
Hurvitz
Jacobs
Jank
Jenney
Jensen
Johnson
Johnson
Kelly
Kiley
Kiley
Oliver 1003
John F.
Francis L!.
Michael J.
Alfred S.
Fred A.
Harry
Harry B.
Paul D.
James E.
Hoy A.
Anton L.
Bradford S.
Michael J.
Alton L.
John H.
John A.
Le s 1 i e C .
Louis
Frank J.
Lovett B,
William E.
Walter P.
Willard B.
Joseph W.
Joseph A.
Charles F.
Louis
Allen L.
Frank
Lawrence G.
Daniel F.
Jacob
Louis T.
George E.
Grover C.
George
Edwin C.
Robert C. Jr.
Ira D.
James G.
Herbert W.
John
Edward H.
Joseph T.
Louis J.
14
1006
112
20 c
158
282
1
302
46y
12b
33
98
1996
130
1463
11
169
30
178
121
148
98
131
27
83
2888
41
108
1^3
Hyde Park Ave.
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Aspinwall hd.
Bennington St., E. B,
Huntington Ave.
Washing ton St., Erigh.
Chapman St., Brigh.
Congress St.
Court Street
Third St., S. B.
Norfolk St.
Wardsworth St. , E. E.
Summer St.
G. fft.
Columbus Ave.
Essex St.
Blue Hill Ave.,
Spencer St., Dor.
Portland St.
Commonwealth Piers
Peaceyale Road
Treraont Street
Florence St., Ros.
State St.
Chandler St.
Dudley St.
Wilmore St., Mattapan
Glenville Ave., Allston
»vashin'.ton St., Rox.
Intervale St., Rox.
Mt. Vernon St.
Endicott St.
IO67A Blue Hill Ave., Dor.
18 Rosedale St., Dor.
State St.
Ashmont St. , Dor.
Tremont St.
Devon St. Rox.
Hyde Park Ave. ,
Wellington Court
Blue Hill Ave.
Boulevard Terrace, Alls.
Murdock St., Brigh.
State St,
75
380
33^A
87
1416
4
136
19
109
196
40
V. Eighth St., S. B.
Lambert S-t. , Rox.
1360
BOSTOII, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, 1919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - contd.
ICnowlton
Koresian
Lawrence
Legg
Leland
J^.gm'ba'rd
Linsky
Lyons
MaaCurdy
Ma cPha i 1
aiaddison
Mandracchia
Martin
Merritt
Moretti
Morrill
Morris
Murray
ijicGann
McLeod
Nason
Odiorne
Packard
Panos
Parker
Parsons
Peabody
Powers
Pratt
Provan
Lindsay
Rayner
Read
Reilly
Ri chards
Rising
Rasingard
Robertie
Rubinovitz
RU3S0
Sacco
Sal i das
Segal
Severino
Silberberg
Clarence H.
Garnig
Harry V.
Edward P.
William E.
Raffailo
lyiannis
H. R.
Brenton H.
Neil
Arthur W.
Stefano
S. Howard
Fred L.
Domenick
Jenness E.
Lester
E. Ernest
Pierce
Alexander B.
Robert W.
John A.
Walter 3.
Constantinos
John R.
Donald V/.
George M.
John H.
William H.
Walter F.
James F.
Abraham
Bayard T.
Joseph E.
Henry B.
Max A.
Anthony W,
Moses
Salvatore
Alfred V.
Louis
Louis
Joseph
Saul
146
P
89
579
41
294
200
11
5
15
12
163
16
54
1571
307
Jr. 237
1029
551
830
168
167
950
1
40
1546
28
15
56
1
11
118
61
274
407
49
220
1865
32
4
23
, E. B.
Rox.
Rd., Brigh.
Massachusetts ^ve.
Westland Ave.
St. Stephen "it.
Rowland St. , Kox.
Carolina Ave.
Bennington St.
Interval e St.,
Washington St.
Devonshire St.
Suimner St.
Pemberton Sq.
Everett Court
State St.
Milton
Sndicott St.
Standish St. , Dor.
As tor St.
Center St. , Ros.
Beacon St.
Congress St.
Centre St. , J. P.
Tremont St.
Beacon St.
Savoy St,
W. Newton St.
Tremont St.
Metropolitan Ave.,
Court St.
Union Ave., J. P.
Commonwealth. Ave.,
V/hitney St.
Walnut Park Rd.
Chauncey St.
Beecher St., J. P.
Rowel 1 St.
Mt. Vernon Ht.
Whitney St. , hox.
Lexington St., E. B.
Charles St.
So. liargin St.
Hanover St.
Columbus Ave.
Harlem St. , Dor.
Garden Court
V/aban St.
H. P.
Brigh.
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEAfflER l6 , I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Van Rensselaer,
William S.
7
Van Wyck,
Herbert L.
178
Varntim,
George E.
39
Venis,
Llichael J.
215
Walker,
Frederick L.
586
Weber,
Edmund
10
Welt,
Howard L.
24
Whittier,
Ross
15
Wilkas,
Joseph
440
Wyman,
Eugene L.
64
Yakimitis,
John
1
Young,
Arthur
223
Johnson,
Edward
33
Smith,
Robert C.
Room 7C
Sowles,
Albert M.
843
Stone,
Harry W.
5
Sturnick,
Max
12
McSweeney,
E. M.
23
Tighe,
William A.
8
Toland,
John H.
196
Walnut st . ,
Tremont st.,
Somerset st.,
M st. ,
Columbia rd. ,
Park View st. ,
Ossipee rd., W. Som. ,
Exchange st . ,
E. Sixth St.,
Percival st. , Dor.,
Florence st . ,
W. Canton st.,
Summer st . ,
North Station,
Columbia rd. ,
Rocky Hill av. ,
Columbia rd. ,
Chilton rd. , W. R. ,
Cumberland st.,
Dorchester st.
1361
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31,1920.
Bannon
Bowen
Brown
Cook
DeCosta
Fie Ad
Kell;^
Houg;L ton
Good ppeed
Officers
Thomas P.
Bradford A.
Henry
Michael H.
Joseph F.
Michael J.
Edward K. '
Daniel P.
Roy H.
Employers
Mass. Hospital Life Ins. Co.
Howard atockton, Actuary
40 & 5C State ^St.
J. H. Wfhipple Co.
Claude i'i.Hart.V. P.
Boylston & Tremont Sts.
Commission on Waterways & Public
Land
Stephen P. Kurd, Supt.
Commonwealth Pier, E. E.
Columbia Steel & Shafting Co.
R.C.MacMillen IJIgr.
44 Midway St.
James F. Powell
Congress Hall, 220 Broadway
Mass. Hospital Life Ine. Co.
Howard Stockton, Actuary
40 & 50 State St.
Phillipp Assner a. Go.
1865 Washington St., Rox.
1362
•BOSTON, TUESDAY. SEPTICIBER l6, 191^.
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - cjncluded.
Gordon
George B.
Griffin
Frank J.
Norton
Howard G.
Lof tug
Albert J.
McCrillis
E. F.
Russell
?. P.
Srnal 1
Fred F.
Thomas
William
Alls ton Amusement Co.
Stanley Sumner, Gen. Mgr.
Allston Theatre.
Commission on Waterways & Public
Land
Commonwealth Pier, E. B.
F. W. Woolworth Co.
F. I. Peckham
Woolworth ntore #164, S. B.
liJdward E. Fogg
• Arthur L. Race, Ass. Mgr.
Copley-Plaza Hotel
F. F. Russell Co.
F. F. Russell, Principal
452 Audubon Road Sc 10 Hifeh St.
Beacon Trust Go.
F. B, Lawler, Vice Pres.
3 SO. iiarket St. Jk 20 Milk St.
Central Sq. Theatre Co., Inc.
.r. Z-. Sproule, Prea.
36 Bexinintiton St. , Td]. B.
1363
BOSTON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, I919.
Contd.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Fairbanks,
Casey,
Corthell,
Field,
Fogarty,
Gleason,
Greer,
Houser,
Bridges,
Bowles,
Brockway,
Elliot,
DeCosta,
Appointed September 9, I919.
Stephen
Roberts,
Kent,
Harold H.
Appointed September 11, 1919.
Daniel J.
Mark A.
Walter R.
Michael J.
Leslie C.
William S.
Jacob
Karshick,
Lyons,
Meyers,
Munro,
O'Malley,
Ryan,
Small,
Appointed September 12, 1919.
David W.
Long,
Hogan,
Thomas F.-
Appointed September 15, 1919 •
Aubrey W.
Fred S.
Oliver C.
Lord,
Clements,
Wright,
Appointed September 16, 1919 •
Joseph F.
Russell,
Appointed September 10, 1919*
Nolan, James E.
Appointed September 8, 1919.
O'Brien, William J.
John W.
Frederick C.
Timothy J.
William F.
David R.
Walter
Joseph F.
Roland G.
James J.
Lyman L.
Bartholomew A.
James W.
Goodspeed, Roy H.
Thurber F.
X364
BOSTOU, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6 , I919
Concluded.
In the matter of the complaint made by Captain James P.
Hickey of Division 7 against Patrolman John F. Brith of Division 7
for violation of Rules 35 ^-I'^cl 37 of the Rules and Regulations of the
Police Department, to wit:
Rule 37, Section 1, - CHARGE: ABSENCE PROM DUTY \nTKOUT LEAVE.
Specification: In that Patrolman John P. Brith failed to
report for duty at 5.45 P. M. August 30 , I919, and at 12.45 A. M. ,
August 31, 1919.
Rule 35, Section 8, - CHARGE II: UNTRUTHPUIATJSS.
Specification: In tliat when the said Patrolman Brith was
asked by a superior officer (Sergeant Williams) where he was when
he telephoned to the Captain, he answered "My wife telephoned"
knowing well the answer was not true, and when asked by the Sergeant
what Doctor he Baw today (August },0 , I919.) he answered "Doctor
Moran of Saratoga Street, knowing well the answer was not true.
I It appeared that a hearing was called on the Fifteenth day
of September, current, after due notice had been served on the said
Patrolman Brith by giving him a true copy of the complaint, but on
account of said Patrolman Brith going out on strike the date of
hearing was cancelled -
Attest
Chief Cle
OFFICE OF THE POLICE C0MMI3SI01TER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Wednesday, SeptemlDer 17, 1919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the follov/ing business:
The records of Tuesday last were read and approved.
The applications of the following named persons for
Amusement Licenses until August 1, I92O, were forwarded to His
Honor the Mayor approved :-
Estate of Samuel Goldenberg by H. Goldenberg, Administrator, -
to have musical and literary entertainments and dancing parties in
Meridian Hall located at 163 Meridian street.
Empire & Tuileries Co. by H. L. McAllister, Treasurer, - to
have musical and literary entertainments and dancing parties in
Hotel Tuileries Hall located at 270 Commonwealth avenue.
Elizabeth Peabody House Association by Richard G. Wadsworth,
President, - to have musical and literary entertainments and dancing
parties in Elizabeth Peabody Gymnasium located at 357 Charles
street.
1365
The application of Louis Hurwitz for an Amusement
License to have musical and literary entertainments and dancing
parties in New International Hall located at 42 Wenonah street xintil
August 1, 1920, was forwarded to His Honor the Mayor disapproved.
A report was forwarded to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth on the application of Mark A. Conley et al for a charter as
the Mericury Athletic Club for the purpose of general athletics,
maintens'.nce of a gymnasium, reading-rooms and places for social
meetings ; no fixed location.
1366
BOSTOIT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEIIBER 1?, 1919 •
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
390 Bagley,
1548 Keane ,
256 quigley,
Frank
Daniel J.
Joseph P.
912 Harrison av. ,
183 Massachusetts av.,
550 Tremont st.
The application of James W. Parker for a license #167,154-
to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at 272 West Newton
street was granted for the year ending June 30. 1920.
The application of Jacob Moskovitz, 130 Leverett
street, for a Junk Collector's License was granted for the year
ending April 30, 1920.
The application of Bennie Klayman, 8 Lawrence street, for
a Junk Collector's License was rejected.
I The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31» 1920.
Agretelis,
Boudreault ,
Bruce,
Cossaboom,
Croxford,
Dwyer,
Gailius,
Peter
Philip J.
Barnett
Robert
Jesse R.
William J.
Joseph B.
16 Kennard av. ,
298 Ruggles St., Roxbury,
117 Warren st.,
19 Basto ter. , Ros.,
53 Robinwood av.,
. 81 Movmtfort St. ,
26 Dorset st., Dor.,
approved by Anthony Ivas, 315 W. Broadway,
1367
BOSTON, 'HEDimSDAY, SEPTSLBER 17, 1919 .
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Glass,
Jacol)
Hobbs, -
Harry W.
approved "by
New England
Hudson,
Charles E.
Hvmt,
Guy H.
Jones,
John C.
approved by
Kelly,
Edmund P.
Kepler,
Charles 0.
Lefkovich,
Max H.
Lester,
Hugh
approved by
Cosraopolit
Lee,
Myles L.
approved by
American
Masters,
Carson- W.
Mo ran.
John B.
approved by
Merchants El
McHugh ,
William E.
Rand,
Woodbury
Ro che ,
Frederick
Russo,
Solomont,
Yudovitz,
28 Ciinningham st., Rox. ,
14-6 Clifton St., Maiden,
Morris P. Capen, Assistant Sec,
Mutual Life Insvirance Company,
6^ Arlington st. ,
23 Central st.,
212 Huntington av.,
John C. Walsh, 429 Coliambus av.,
61 Hamilton st., Dor.,
362 Commonwealth av.,
12 Havelock st., D. D.,
41 Kirkland st., Camb.,
George M. Rich , Treasurer,
an Trust Company,
84 Baldwin av., Everett,
C. \V. Robie, General Manager,
Railway Express Company,
22 Evans Way,
52 Temple st. ,
Frank A. Bellucci, President,
ectric Protective COe, 36 Bromfield
st. ,
35 Cambridge st. ,
75 Ames Building, Court st.;
69 Temple av., Winthrop,
approved by John W. Moran Jr., Ass't City
Editor, Boston American, 80 Summer st . ,
Victor A. 391 Hanover st.,
approved by Richard F. Poye, Superintendent,
The Prudential Insurance Company,
Charles 63 Fowler st., D. D.,
Abraham 884 Harrison av.
The application of Walter S. Higgins, 3OO Folsom avenue,
Melrose, for a license to carry a pistol or revolver in this
Commonwealth was rejected.
1368
BOSTOU, lEDlfflSDAY, SEPTEJffiER 1? , 1919*
Contd.
The following named persona were appointed Special
Police Officers for the year ending March 31, I920.
Officers.
Bates,
Cloonan,
Connors,.
Jennings,
Norton,
O'Melia,
Bishop ,
Devine,
Macdonald,
McLean ,
Smith,
James W.
Martin M.
William
Tobias J.
Martin J.
Austin
Horace A.
Joseph M.
Murdock A.
Irving N.
Waldo H.
Employers.
Boston Consolidated Gas Company,
Dana D. Barnum, V. Pres.,
premises of said company located
.in the city of Boston,
Harry H. Goldstein, Manager,
Shawmut Theatre,
362 Blue Hill av.,
Daniel Macdonald, Supt.,
Odd Fellows Hall,
515 Treraont st. & 4 Berkeley
St. ,
Schoolhouse Commission,
J. P. Lomasney, Chaiirman,
BChoolhouses of the city of
Boston.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Officers.
Goodale,
Goodwin,
Pf ieffer,
Richards,
Johnson,
Dowd,
Elliot,
Cook,
Small,
Bishop,
Devine,
Macdonald,
McLean,
Charles J.
Ralph L.
Charles P.
Irving W.
Prank S.
Albert B.
Oliver T.
Michael H.
Fred P.
Horace A.
Joseph M.
Murdock A.
Irving N.
App
oint
ed.
September
9.
1919,
N
10,
1919,
N
II
N
n
11,
12,
^?'
16,
1919,
1919,
1919.
1919,
11
17,
1919.
1369
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTELffiBR 1?, 1919. Concluded.
The application of George P. LaChance for a Wagon License
#6853 "to locate in front of 68? Dudley street was granted for the
year ending Jvme 30 » 1920.
A requisition for the payment of the Department Bills
for the month ending September 1^, 1919. was approved as follows;
Police Department,
Police Signal Service,
House of Detention,
Total,
$17,595.66
2,688.71
36-76
120,321.13
Attest:
Chief ClJ^
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OFFICE OF THE POLICE COIfflllSSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Thursday, September I8, I919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Wednesday last were read ajid approved.
The applications of the following named persons for
Amusement Licenses were forwarded to His Honor the Mayor approved:.
French Bulldog Club of New England by Charles E. Townsend,
Superintendent, - to have a dog show in Horticultural Hall located
at 300 Massachusetts avenue on Monday and Tuesday. October 1^ and
14, current. ■^'
Boston Terrier Club Incorporated, by Charles E. Townsend,
Superintendent, - to have a dog show in Horticiatural Hall located
at 300 Massachusetts avenue on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 11
and 12, current, '
Reverend Thomas F. Garrity - to have a whist party and enter-
tainment m St. Augustine's School Hall located on E street on
September 23, current.
John J. Gunning - to have musical and literary entertainments
and dancing parties in Pitzedrick Bungalow located at 155 Capen
street until August 1, 1920.
Tony Krebs - to have a dramatic entertainment in the Dudley
Street Opera House located at II3 Dudley street on Monday evening,
September 29, I919.
A report was forwarded to the Secretary of the Commonwealth
on the application of James H. Phelan et al for a charter as the
Republican League of Ward 7 for promoting political, educational,
and social interests, and generally to encourage social intercourse
among its members; to be located at 329 Columbus avenue.
1371
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTSMEER l8, I919. Contd.
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
The Superintendent of Pnliee is hereby directed tn make the
following details for duty at the State Primary in this city r--^ ^ ■••- -
September 23, I919J
1. Thxee I^atrolmen for duty in the office of the elec...,,.
commisBioners from 12 ?»'ol?volc, noon, September 22, until relieved,
2, A Sergeant and ten Patrolmen for duty in Court square,
keeping carriages in line, from 4 o'clfkok, a. m, , and directing ti r>vr,r)-
er entrance to election oommisBionere* ofrioe oarriagss returning :'.
polling places with ballot boxes, from 4 o'clock, p. m. , September iij,
until relieved,
3. The necessary number of Patrolmen from the several police
divisions to attend the several polling places in this city on Stat^
Primary Day, to preserve order and protect voters in the full exercise
of their siglxts,
4, Two hundred and nineteen [Patrolmen to convey the regis-
tering ballot-boxes, voting lists and other doouments from the elec-
tion commissionerE; ' office, City-Hall Annex, Court square, to the poll-
ing places, and deliver thisii to the warden or clerk of the precinct, al-
lowing no person to take or examine them before such delivery. They
will report promptly as follows: Patrolmen from the First, Second,
Third and Pourth Divisions at office of the Board of Election OonmiS"
sioners, City-Hall Annex, at ^ t'clock, a, m. ; Patrolmen from the Se-
venth, Ninth. Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth. Fourteenth and Nine-
teenth Divisions will report at their respective station-houses at 4
o'clock, a, m. (excepting the patrolman for ward 24, precinct 2, who
will report at station-house of Division 13 at 4.30 o'clock, a. m, ) ;
Patrolmen from the Fifth. Sixth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Divisions at
4,30 o'clock, a, m, ; and those of the Seventeenth Division to report at
the station-house of Division I7 at j.30 o'clock, a. m, (exceptir-
Patrolman for ward 24, precinct 1, who will report at the stati*:.
of Division I8 at 4,3C o'clock, a, m,) and proceed thence in carriages
or motor vehicles to the-election o»mmiasi»ners' office (exceptir,:- ''- -
the Patrolmen for ward 24, precincts 1 and 2. as aforesaid, will .d
to their respective precincts in a motor vehicle from the station-house
of Division iG with other officers of thn.t division,)
^. Two PatroLaen fr»m Division 1'? to report at the election
commissioners' office on Ifoniay, September 22, at 3 o'clock, p. m. ;
thence to proeeed in a vehicle, ta be provided f«r the purpose, to the
station-house of Division lo with the ballot-b«xes and paraphernalia re-
quired for the priinaiy in ward 24,
6. Six Patrolmen from Division Ifi, »ne Patrolman from Dl _
sion 19 and nne Patrolman from Division I7 to report at the statian-
house of Division I8 at 4.30 o'clock, a. a,, September 23; thence to
proceed in a motor vehicle, to-be provided for the purpose, with the
ballot-boxee and »ther paraphamalla, and distribute the same to the
vari<jus preolnr-*-- '- — ' ",
7* the pf»llin?-placep t« whioh they e-*
registering
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTSLffiER l8, I919. Contd.
General Order - concluded.
-vicsivac^ iroEi t/xe eijecLiiin commissionera , and hand the key of the regis-
tering Fbiallot-'box to the warden. Cn delivery of the "ballote to the
warden,' the police officer will taJce from hia a receipt for the "ballots,
'rV-l-h •i'eftAl-at, will "be returned to the election conuaissionerB.
After the warden has opened the "box and allowed the elec-
tici. cixicert. and the pu'olic to see that it is empty, the Tsox is to "be
again locked and the key given to the police officer, who is to retain
:;.t until after tne polls have closed, except that the warden may be al-
lowed to open the "box for the purpose mentioned in Section 3 of "the cir-
cular issued lay the Board of Election Commissioners, entitled: "In-
structions to Police Officers on Primaiy Day," They will remain on
duty at the poUlng places during such hours as their superior officers
may designate. Commanding officers will exeroiee their judgment In re-
lieving officers during the day, but will see that one or more officers
are always on duty at the polla*
9* When the polls close, the officers detailed for the prir-
pose will receive the unused and spoiled "ballots, registering "ballot-box
and key thereof, voting lists envelope, elgned "ter the warden and other
dleotion 9fflct3re. receipts for ballote, stamps for marking spoiled bal*
lots, oarxy them to the election commissioners' office, and deliver them
to soma member of the Board of Blectlon Oommlssloners in person.
10. When the ballots are sorted and counted the officers de-
tailed for the purpose will receive in the box sent for the purpose the
tally sheets and ballots, which box is to be sealed and signed by the
election officers. The officers will then bring the box. official re-
turn, precinct seal, press return and stamps for marking defective bal-
lots to the office of the election commissioners, and deliver same to
some member of the 3oard of Sleciion Oommisslaners.
11, After the close of the polls, a vehicle, to be provided
for the purpose, will be sent to the various precincts in ward 24, to
bring police officers with regular ballot-boxes, unused ballots, etc.,
to the station-house of Division iB, from which place only two officers
need accompany the vehicle with the regular ballot-boxes, unused bal-
lots, etc., to the office of the election commlss loners.
id. While the polls remain open an officer of rank will visit
the polling-places In each division at stated intervals, to be desig-
nated by the captain, and in case of any disturbance will report the
fact to the commanding officer at the station-house without delay. If
additional men are needed beyond the number avsdlable in that division,
the officer In charge will communicate Immiedlately with Headquarters.
IJ. Special attention is called to the circular issued by the
Board of Blectlon Commissi onere, entitled: "Instructions to Police "Jf-
ficers on Prlmstxy Day," atd commanding officers of divisions will see
tliat each officer detailed for duty on State Prlmfl,iy Day Is furnished
-•; +> a copy.
14-. A list of the names 0* the officers detailed for duty on
. .;* Prlaaiy Day and the police stations to which they are attached
:i b» fijirniahed to the Board of Blectlon CommissionerB,
(Note: BofreslunmitB consisting if coffee and sand-
wiches will be provided "by the Board of Blectlon Commission-.
era in station-house iTo. 2 for the officers detailed to re-
port at the office of th» election cowaissionerB on the morn-
of September 23* )
1373
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l8, I919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
2493 Dxiff , -
2494 Gilchrist,
7 59 Reardon ,
1611 Smith,
Michael E.
Henry
Prank B.
Charles E.
Jr. 11 Lomljard st., Ashmont,
4 Groton st. ,
5^ Astor st, ,
41 Etna st. , B. D. ,
The application of Henry Gilchrist for a license #139.14-2
to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at ^Al Treraont
street was granted for the year ending June 2,0, 1920.
The application of David Segal, ^1 Compton street, for a
Junk Collector's License was granted for the year ending April 30.
1920.
The application of Abraham Fishgal for a transfer of his
Junk Shop Keeper's License from 279 Dorchester avenue to 11 West
Pifth sti'eet was granted.
1374
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTELIHBR l8, I919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Conunonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, 192O.
Bearse,
Cobb,
Foster,
Grander,
Stone ,
Young,
Chin,
Connell,
Farley,
Holmes,
Stokes,
Jackson,
Jennings,
Kerrigan,
MacCallxm,
Mo she r,
Nickerson,
Sawyer,
Radcliffe,
Randlett,
Roberts,
Starratt,
Thayer,
White,
Young,
Goss,
WillisLm F. .. . 45 Main st., Medfield,
William E. 10 Lloyd st., Winchester,
Arthur L. 17 Abbotsford st.,
Frank B. I30 Huntington av.,
Henry C. 66 Adams st., Medford
Hillside,
Herbert L. 87 Harvard av., W. Medford
approved by Frank E. Granger, Treasurer, Eliot
Savings Bank,
Henry q,. Q. 21 St. Botolph st . ,
Jeremiah E. 53 M st.,
approved by Harry L. Wheater, Ass't Treasurer,
South Boston Trust Company,
George F. I86 Bowen st . ,
approved by Captain Daniel J. Canty,
99 Chavmcy
st . ,
John T. I 43 Goldthwait st . , Lynn,
Willisun S.j 743 Tremont st.,
approved by Robert E. Dillon, Ass't Supt.,
Generating Dept., Edison Electric Illuminating
Company,
Charles A. G. 171 Tremont st . ,
Albert 532 Massachusetts av.,
approved by George H. Wilson, Manager, Jenney
Service Stations, 2022 Commonwealth av.,
Jamea 15 Marshfield st . , Roxbury,
approved by J. H. Duff ill, Operating Manager,
Metropolitan Coal Company,
James E. 72 Devon st.,
Harry 0. 7 Eliot pi., J. P.,
approved by Otis B. Mosher, 39 Green st.,
Charles F. ) 11 Dalton st.,
Henry E. ; 20 Bynner st., Roxbury,
approved by G. A. Spence, V. President, Americaii
Steam Gauge Valve Manufacturing Co.,
William W. ^1 Vesta av., Auburndale,
approved by E. E. Conway, President, Hallett &
Davis Piano Company,
Arthur D. 110 Blue Hill av.,
approved by F. W. Rugg, National Rockland Bank,
Isaac L. 104 Revere st.,
Clarence W. 39 Walnut av., Roxbury,
William H. 37 Mill st . , Dorchester,
Henry E. 37 Arden st., B. D.,
approved by Sarah A. Johnson, 37 Arden st.,B,D.
Israel H. 24 Everett st., B. D.,
approved by Peter J. Connolly, Deputy Supt.,
Faneuil Hall Market,
Allen Boston & Maine Railroad, No. Station.
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEIffiER l8, I919. Contd .
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
rejected :-
Barney, -
Frugoni,-
Koreaian,
Levy,
Sherman,
Malaie B.
Mateo A.
Garnig
Samuel
Joseph
114 Fenway,
64-0 Hxintington av. ,
83 West land av. ,
68 Fayston st., Roxbxiry,
93 "B" Hampden st., Roxloury'
1375
The application of Fred C. Smith for a Wagon License
#2369 to locate in front of 993 Tremont street was granted for the
year ending Jime 30> 1920.
The applications of the following named police officers
for full pay for the time herein specified on account of absence by
reason of injuries received in the performance of duty, were
granted ;-
Patrol,
Charles H. Bullock,
Frank J. Kelley,
John H. Sprat t,
Jajnes S. Norton,
Div.
II
H
II
4,
12,
16.
7 days,
6 "
7 "
7 "
I 30.68
26.30
30.68
30.68
$118.34
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Cohen,
Burapus ,
Appointed September 11, 1919*
William R.
Murray S.
McCarthy,
Mann,
Jsunes E.
Appointed September 12, 1919*
Fred W. Megan, Thomas F.
Appointed September 16, 1919-
McCrillis, E. F.
1376
BOSTON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l8, 1919- Concluded.
A requisition for the payment of the pay-rolls for the
week ending September l8, current, was approved as follows :-
Police Department,
Police Signal Service,
Clerks,
House of Detention,
Station House Matrons,
Total,
$23,800.39
614.58
610.35
199.42
63.85
$25,288,59
Attest
Chief ClerllflJ)
OPPIGE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton sqixare.
Boston, Friday, September 19, 1919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Thursday last were read and approved.
The application of James A. Donahue for an Amusement
License to have a dancing party in Puritan Hall located at 248
Friend street on Wednesday evening, September 17, current, was
forwarded to His Honor the Mayor approved.
The application of James M. McKenney for an Amusement
License to have musical and literary entertainments and dancing
parties in Pilgrim Hall located at 732 Broadway until August 1, 1920,
was forwarded to His Honor the Mayor disapproved.
1377
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
78 Atwood,
2495 Bourdon,
1571 Browne,
1804 Paro,
Alfred S.
Harold I.
John F.
Philip L.
27 Upton St.,
19 Pembroke st. ,
226 Harvard st., Medford,
155 Massachusetts av.
1378
BOSTON, FRIDAY , SBPTEICBER 19, 1919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to set up and use Hackney Carriages were granted for the
year ending June 30 > 1920.
26,002 Atwood, Alfred S. in a garage at 29'
165,545 Franklin, Charles 11. •• " •• " l6l
Northampton st.,
Warren st . , Rox.
The application of Mark S. Reinstein, 19 Sagamore avenue,
Winthrop, for a Collective Musicians' License for one musician to
accompany a parade of the Citizens' League, announcing Clarence W.
Rowley for Attorney General, on Friday and Satxirday, September I9,
and 20, current, from 10 a. m. to 8.30 p. m., was granted.
Route: Through some of the principal streets of the City of
Boston.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, 1920.
Abbott,
Arzillo,
Arzillo,
Bailey,
Brine,
Bruder,
Reynolds,
Costa,
Connors,
Fitzgerald,
Flannigan ,
George W. H. 37 Sycamore st., Ros.,
Carlo F. 26 Thetford av., D. D.,
Domenico 26 Thetford av., D. D.,
George H. 271 Bunker Hill st.,
approved by H. W. Eastman, Superintendent,
Cadillac Automobile Company,
Fred A. 153 Northampton st.,
Charles L.l 7 Crowell st., D. D.,
Richard Z.f .32 Monmouth st., E. B.,
approved by J. M. Porter, Purchasing Agent,
Federal Reserve Bank,
Domizio A. 350 Hanover st.,
John F. 119 L St. ,
approved by H. Merrick, Superintendent,
Package Confectionery Company,
John M. 22 Francis st.,
approved by B. D. Blaisdell, Cashier, First
National Bank of Boston,
Arlon J. 93 Causeway st.,
approved by A. B. Bent, Treasurer, G. W. Bent
Company,
1379
BOSTOU, FRIDAY, 3EPTEI.IEER 19, 1919-
Contd,
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Frisbee,
Goodwin,
Green,
Hall,
Howell,
Hartwell ,
Merrill,
Nickerson,
Sampson,
Stamm,
Thompson,
Thompson,
Davis,
Muther,
McGarry,
Uolan,
Howard J. 409 Huntington av.,
approved "by Edward L. Estabrook, Trustee,
Estabrook Real Estate Trust,
Ralph L. 200 Freeman st., Brook.,
approved by H. V. Chamberlain, Proprietor,
341 Newbury st . ,
Henry H. 29 Wellesley pk., D. D.,
approved by Henry H. Green, President, Hub
Storage Warehouse Company,
Henry I. Jr. I 41 Bedford at.,
Chester W. J 10 Chatham rd., Everett,
approved by A. W. Blake, Cashier, The Boylston
National Bank,
Charles F. 3 Frothingham av,,
approved by H. H. Wright, Secretary,
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co.,
Chester S. 1 Hooper st., D. D.,
approved by D. F. Kilgore, Superintendent,
11 Pemberton sq.,
Harry L. I263 Commonwealth av.,
approved by Ernest Barker, Boston Consolidated
Gas Company,
Harris G. 48 Dover st.,
Fred W. 26l "A" Main st.,
approved by C. W. Robie, General Manager,
American RailY/ay Express Company,
Andrew 66 Julian st., Dor.,
approved by I. W. Foster, Paymaster, Hew York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company,
J. Edgar 248 Broadway, Somerville,
approved by W. M. PajTie, Credit Manager,
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.
Aaron 53 State st.,
Lorenz F. 44 Binford st . ,
John J. 30 St. Cecilia st.,
Walter F. . 3 Harvest ter., Dor.
1380
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTElffiER 19, 1919 .
Contd.
The applications of the follov/ing named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonv/ealth were
rejected:-
Allston,
Brayton,
Etheridge ,
Gabriel ,
Jackson,
Frederick E.
Gordon R.
Columbus A.
Man sour
Roy M.
2l6 Northampton st.,
25 Bickerstaff st. ,
766 "A" Shawmut av.,
5 Spear pi. ,
o Ringgold at .
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31-, I920.
Officers
•
Bailey,
Charles
Bowler,
Michael J.
Bruder,
Charles L.
Reynolds,
Richard J.
Buckley,
Pierce E.
Chevalier,
Samuel A.
Connor,
George H.
Kennedy,.
James S.
Kenney,
James W.
Mai era.
William C.
Mulloney,
William J.
Reardon ,
John H.
Hartwell,
Charles P.
Paledzus,
Rokas \
Plepis,
Michael MJf
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Employers.
C. P. Hathaway & Sons,
P. T. Stevens, Mgr. ,
29 Robey St.
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston,
J. M. Porter, Purchasing
Agent, 53 & 131 State st.,
approved by His Honor the Mayor &
Charles P. D. Belden, Librarian
Boston Public Library, Copley sd
Jr.
So
Massachusetts Hospital Life Ins.
Co., Howard Stockton, Actuary,
4-0-50 State st.,
Boston Lithiianian Benevolent
Society, Titus P. Greviskis, Sec.
309 E St.
BOSTOIT, FRIDAY, SEPTEI,IBER 19, 1919 .
Concluded.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incvmbent on them
as special police officers.
Officers,
Appointed.
Montgomery,
Thompson,
Kyle,
Milton,
Smith,
George
Albert
George
John J.
Waldo H.
H.
L.
A.
September 9, I919.
" 10, 1919.
" 11, 1919.
" 17, 1919-
The app.lica.tion of Nushan H. Armoian for a Wagon License
#6854- to locate in front of 12 Dovmer court, Dorchester, was granted
for the year ending June 30, I920.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of merchandise at the locations
herein stated were returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
approved :-
Chelsea st.,
Dock sq, ,
D St. ,
Neponset av.,
Chelsea st.,
Congress st . ,
Roxtury st . ,
Chelsea st . ,
cor. Court st . ,
Cottage St.,
Chelsea st.
Spring st.
Caggiano,
Michael
15
Frammartino,
William
9
Jenney Mfg. Co.
379
Kelleher,
Patrick
441
Lanieri,
Rinaldo
99
Psalides,
Louis
33
Reynold, Foster
k Curley
93
Runstein,
Lola
163
Shenker,
Samuel
Stoddard
Spinnelli ,
Jennie
94
Taylor,
Louis
161
Tvmkel,
. Nathan
29
Attest:
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1381
Chief CI
1382
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COl/MISSIOEER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Saturday, Septernter 20, 1919,
Police CorrjnisDioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
It
The records of Friday last were read and approved.
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
The following transfers are hereby ordered, to take
effect Saturday, September 20,. I919, at 5,4-5 P. M. :
Patrolman Albert Y/. Carnes from Office of the Superintendent to
the Bureau of Criminal Investi-
gation.
" Timothy J. Sheehan " Office of the Superintendent to
the Bureau of Criminal Investi-
gation.
The application of Jacob Karp, 4l6 V/est Second street,
for a new Junk Collector's Badge to replace one lost, was granted,
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Berry,
Brisk,
Marshall,
Attest
Appointed September 10, I919.
Bernard M. Nason,
Louis M. Simpson,
Charles L. Veaaie,
Appointed September 16, 1919.
Bowen, Bradford A.
William E.
James H.
Harold K.
<Mt4nM<^
Chief CI
ersrr
1383
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMJISSIOKER.
29 Peia^berton square.
Boston, Monday, September 22, I919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following TDUsiness:
The records of Saturday last were read and approved.
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate
the following to the Department by General Order :-
The following named persons are hereby appointed Patrol-
men , to take effect Monday, September 22, 1919, at 5'^5 P* I^* .
and they are assigned to Division No. 6:-
Joseph F. Dever,
Augustine C. Curnane,
James J. Tansey,
John M. Sullivan,
George F. Cassell,
Jeremiah J. O'Connell,
William M. Sheehan,
John J. Dunn,
Frank W. Metting,
Antonio De Franco,
Richard J. Butler.
A special draft was made on the City Auditor in favor
of Philip H. Burt for the sum of Two Thousand Four Hundred thirty-
eight and 10/100 (2,438.10) Dollars, being the amount required to
pay him for stenographic services. To be charged to the appropri-
ation for Police.
The application of Elton M. Street for an Amusement
License to have a social entertainment and dancing party in Waverly
Hall located on River street, Hyde Park, on Friday evening,
October 10, current, was forv/arded to His Honor the Mayor approved.
1384
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEIiDSER 22, I919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
2497 Connell,
2496 Goodale,
2^00 Gut stein,
2498 Hird,
1626 Mullen,
2495 Ryan ,
773 Ryan ,
Gerard J.
Mason E.
Sam
Frederick A.
Patrick J.
George D.
Martin J.
42 Batavia st . ,
38 Franklin st., Dedham,
88 Willow St., Camb.,
8 Benner st. , E. B. ,
57 Tudor St. ,
107 Union Park st. ,
29 Ash St., Camb.
The application of Abraham Petcove, 26 Myrtle street, for
a copy of his Hackney Carriage Driver's License #1176 was granted.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to set up and use Hackney Carriages v/ere granted for the
year ending June 30f 1920.
59,522 Goodale, Mason E.
73,810 Hird, Frederick A.
48,651 Ryan, Martin J.
in a garage at
II II
n II
8 Wolcott St. , Read-
ville,
•• 8 Benner st. , E. B. ,
" 34-5 Newbury st.
The application of the Giardini Band, consisting of
twenty musicians, by Giovanni Giardini, 287 Hanover street, for
a Collective Musicians' License to accompany the funeral procession
of the late Antonio Sciiaio on Monday, September 22, current, from
2 to 4 p. m., was granted.
Route: From 215 North street to Battery, Charter, Salem and
Prince streets. North square. Moon, Fleet, North, Richmond and
Hanover streets to Scollay square.
1385
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1919-
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending l!!ay 31 • 1920.
Alden,
Allen,
Ballou,
Bangs ,
Baumgarten,
Bernstein,
Burge,
Cash,
Chuterkis,
Co"bb,
Conrad,
Cousins,
Dallen,
Emmes,
Dowcett,
Donovan,
Dodge,
Dennett,
D'Este,
Flint,
Gentile,
Gilmore,
Girard,
Hall,
Harrington,
Hayden ,
Jacobs,
Jackson,
Jones ,
Kenney,
Kimball,
I-illy,
MacDonald,
McCarthy,
Meyer,
Miller,
Morse,
Mahan ,
Norcross,
Parker,
George D.
Hollis P.
Austin A.
Harry W.
William E.
Nathan
Howard W.
William A.
Raphael
Standley T.
William
Samuel
P. A.
Ernest V.
Prancis E.
James
John T.
L. Guy
John H.
Newton J.
Antonio
Folliard P.
Leonard 0.
Charles Jr.
Luther E.
William V.
Carlton D.
Frederick E.
Charles E.
Frederick R.
George H.
Charles D.
Henry A.
Patrick A.
George vonL.
Howard
Walter L.
Francis A.
William J.
Harry S.
6 Park sq. ,
40 Water st. ,
16 New St. , E. B. ,
25 Farrington av., B. D. ,
11 Hanover st. ,
1427 Comraonv/ealth av.,
17 Court st . ,
4p Grant av . ,
74 Wexford st., B. D. ,
36 Temple pi.,
15 Bowdoin st . ,
0 Barton st . ,
66 E. Newton st . ,
25 Highland st., Roxbury,
376 Washington st . ,
97 Myrtle st. ,
40 State st . ,
27 State St.,
177 Maverick st. ,
771 Dudley St.,
107 Maxwell St., Dor.,
8 Irvington st. ,
283 Walden st . ,
40 Water st. ,
59 Court st . ,
18 Tremont st . ,
28 Maple St. , ■
. 40 Water st . ,
263 Clarendon st.,
25 State St. ,
141 Federal st . ,
89 Gardner st., B. D.,
. 40 Water st . ,
1 Brattle sq. ,
89 State St.,
200 High St.,
10 High St. ,
276 Clyde st . ,
^^ Tremont st .,
45 Milk st . ,
1386
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, I919
Contd,
Revolver Licenses Granted - conclvided,
Samuelian,
Atedis M.
1290
Scales,
Ro"bert B.
54.6
Schaller,
Albert S.
- 301
Shaw,
Dixon
590
Staunton,
D.
10
Staunton,
W. E.
- 10
Stewart,
Samuel A.
19
Stockton,
Philip
17
Stroutn,
Alexander
• 420
Vocke,
Fred C.
88
Wyzanski,
Ezekiel
56
Wyatt,
Guy E.
5
Dixwell,
John
52
Locklin,
William
81
Dorchester av.,
Washington st., Dor.,
Faneuil st . , B. D. ,
Atlantic av.,
High St. ,
High st . ,
Myrtle st. ,
Court st . ,
Chelsea st . , E. B. ,
Erancis st . , Roxbury,
Saratoga st . ,
Braemore rd., B. D.
W. Cedar st.,
Gainsboro st.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
rejected:-
Altamusa,
Berinato,
Eronski,
Channell,
Cobbins,
Curtis^.
Lewis,
Marks,
Musse,
Reed,
Rose,
Rosenblatt,
Vadala,
Wyman,
Gataneo A.
Sebastiano
Prank
Carlton P.
Peyton L.
A. Leroy
Benjamin
Luess
Mas sad
Bessie C.
Morris
Harry
Joseph
Leon D.
17 Spring Garden st.,
101 Northampton st.,
58 Gushing av. ,
9 Sherman st., Roxbury,
182 Braddock Park,
355 Columbus av.,
24 Lome st. , D. D. ,
7 Walnut Park rd.,
134 Hudson st. ,
186 Coliombia rd. ,
36 Stanwood st., Roxbury,
35 Dimick st . ,
"^l Lowell St. ,
64 Percival st . , Dor.
BOSTON, MOiroAY, SEPTRIIEER 22, I919
Contd.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31* 1920.
Employers.
Frederick L. Walker, Pres.,
Dorchester Savings Bank,
586 Columbia rd. ,
The National Shawmut Bank,
James E. Ryder, Cashier,
Y 4-0 Water st. ,
Massachusetts Chocolate Co.,
W. W. Curamings, V. Pres.,
197 Norfolk av. ,
C. F. Hathaway & Son,
P. T. Stevens, Manager,
29 Robey st. ,
Hibernian Building Association,
Bernard E. Morgan,
184 Dudley st . , Roxbury,
Winthrop Alexander, Supt.,
Suffolk County Court House,
Pemberton sq. ,
A. W. Perry,
10 Tremont st . , 43 Tremont st.,
258, 338, 453. 597. ?64 & 611
Washington st., 10^ Summer st.,
& 77 Bedford st., 176 & 136
Federal st . , 261 Franklin st . , 32
Oliver st., 97 & 101 Summer st.,
36 Bromfield st,, & 4^1 Washing-
ton St.,
People's National Bank,
L. E. Hersey, Cashier,
114 Dudley St., Roxbury,
The E. Howard Clock Company,
William J. Elton, Treasurer,
206 Eustin st.
Officers
•
Bradford,
George V/.
Cash,
Cousins,
Hall,
Mahan,
McManus ,
Mo ran.
Cook,
William A.
Samuel
Charles Jr.
Francis A.
Frank T.
Thomas W.
Albert A.
Crehan,
Edward A.
Downey,
Martin J.
Flanagan ,
Joseph B.
Gilpin,
Walter R.
Harding,
Honen,
Charles C.
Reuben F.
1388
BOSTOII, MOITOAY, SEPTEMEER 22, I919.
Contd.
On information filed by Captain Richard Fitzgerald. of
Division 3 that Paul C. .Ellis, a special police officer, was arrest-
ed on September 19, cvirrent, for drimkenness and flourishing a
loaded revolver on Howard street, the appointment of the said Paul
C. Ellis as a Special Police Officer on September 13, I919, for
duty in and about the premises of the Eastern Massachusetts Street
Railway located at 5^3 Commercial street was revoked.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Appointed September 10, 1919*
Milligan, Thomas
Appointed September 11, 1919*
Harlow, Radford C.
Appointed September 15, 1919*
Benton, Francis L.
Appointed September I9, 1919 ♦
Buckley,
Chevalier,
Connor,
Kennedy,
Pierce E.
Samuel A.
George H.
James W.
Kenney,
Maiers,
Mulloney,
Reardon,
James W.
William C.
William J.
John H.
The applications of the following named persons for
■Wagon Licenses were granted for the year ending Jime 30, 1920.
Division 4.
2370 Meegan, Thomas H. in front of 3 Harrison av.
Division 5-
6855 Gwynn, Clifford T. in front of 136 W. Brookline st.
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMKBR 22, 1919-
Concluded.
The application of Inspector Walker A. Smith of the
Bureau of Criminal Investigation for permission to accept a reward
of One Hundred (100) Dollars from the Jewelers' Security Alliance
for the arrest of Max Levine on June 19, 1919. for the larceny of
a diamond valued at Six Hundred (600) Dollars, the property of
Jason Weiler, was granted.
A requisition was made on the City Treasurer for the sum
of Six Hvindred Seventy (67O) Dollars, being the amount required to
pay the pay-roll of the beneficiaries of the Police Charitable
Fund for the month ending September 30. current, to be charged to
the Police Charitable Fund Income.
A requisition for the payment of the pay-rolls for the
month ending September 30. current, was approved as follows ;-
Commissioner's Office,
Superintendent's Office,
Pensions,
Total,
I 1,166.66
416.66
9.845.30
111,428.62
1389
Attest:
Chief Cler
1390
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMJISSIOl^R.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Tuesday, September 23, 1919.
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Monday last were read and approved.
A contract was made with the New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company to install in the premises #107 Blue Hill avenue,
residence of Captain Thomas Ryan, a telephone station connected with
its Roxbury Exchange v/ith the right of 85 calls per month at the
rate of ^4.25 per month with a discount of 33-1/3 psr cent.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
1110 Carbone, Andrew A.
1481 Downs, Charles A.
2501 Driscoll, Daniel T.
2502 Washington, Jiilius C.
28 Beachland av., Revere,
21 Chambers st . ,
45 Phillips St., Roxbury,
41 Commonwealth av., Newton
The application of Julius C. Washington for a license
#75.798 to set up and use a Hacl:ney Carriage in a garage at 293
Northampton street was granted for the year ending June 30, 1920.
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEIvfflER 23, 1919 •
Contd,
Apsey,
Albert S.
Baldwin,
Charles E.
Better,
George F.
approved by
G. E. ]
Donahue ,
Harold J.
Donovan,
Fred L.
Hartnett ,
Frank P.
Henchey,
Stephen J.
Hitchins,
John B.
Room
Knox,
Albert P.
H
Lincoln,
Herbert A.
n
McGilvray,
Joseph H.
Shea,
John J.
approved by
J. M. ]
road Police,
New y
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, I92O.
15 State st . ,
22 Brattle at., Carab.,
5 Cordis st . , C. D. ,
Mitchell, 92 State st.,
48 Jackson av., Everett,
49 Granville rd., Camb. ,
16 Colonial av., Dor.,
19 Atherton st., Roxbury,
219, South Station,
219 , " ••
219 , " "
22 Sewall st. , Dor. ,
31 Worcester sq. ,
Kelly, Lieutenant of Rail-
York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Co . ,
Henry G. 39 Pilgrim rd.,
approved by William B. Stearns, Captain, First
Motor Corps, lilassachusetts State Guard,
Daniel J. 2 Guilford st., B. D.,
James E. 15 Congress st.,
approved by R. L. Wiggin, Wise, Hobbs & Arnold,
Thomas V. 28 School St.,
approved by Charles C. Fearing, Treasurer,
Second Society Universalists,
Lindsay L. 414 Medford st . , Sora.,
approved by A. Van Valen, District Supt.,
granted on condition that amis are not to be
carried, except when out investigating alarms,
for the- American District Telegraph Company,
Thomas W. 783 Morton st . ,
approved by James E. Ryder, Cashier, The
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
417 Third st.,
3 Wright's Court,
by Howard C. Morse, Secretary,
& Shepard Company,
11 Grovenor rd., J. P.,
Fred W. - 70 Allston st . , B. D.,
Henry E. 41 Fowler st.,
Henry H. 98 Foster st . , B. D.,
approved by Frederick V/. Bennett, Supt.,
Stickney & Poor Spice Company,
Carter,
Donovan,
Hurley,
Jones,
Fayette,
Mo ran,
O'Connell,
Richardson,
Pd chard s,
Spraul,
Stone,
.^ullivan,
1391
Nati6nal
John F.
Edward P
approved
Blacker
Virgil
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yyj^. \ty fl- ''*o']-
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1919 •
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Whipple,
Whitehouse,
Wright,
Stanley C. 30 State st . ,
approved by M. H. Smith for Curtis Publishing
Company,
Jasper H. 22 Bellvista rd.,
William T. . l675 Massachusetts av.,
approved by A. E. Goodwin, Treasurer, Star
Brass Manufacturing Company.
The applications of the following namedbersons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
rejected:
Goldrosen,
Harry
21 Temple st. ,
Kelley,
Thomas A.
27 Dunlap st . , D. D. ,
McAweeney,
John
. 23 Joy St.,
Sacchetti,
Gerard 0
466 Medford st . , C. D.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 2,1, 1920.
Employers.
The Columbian National Life Ins.
Co. Joseph Balch, Director,
77^87 Franklin st., & 80-88 Arch
st. ,
David H. Brand, Treasurer,
Thomas Sqixare Theatre,
169 Main st . ,
The Boston Athenaeum,
C. K. Bolton, Secretary,
lO-^- Beacon st . ,
Commonwealth Trust Company,
A. R. Smith, Ass't Treasurer,
88 Summer st. ,
approved by His Honor the Mayor <!
Charles F. D. Belden, Librarian,
Boston Public Library,
Copley sq. ,
Jacob Dold Packing Company,
John J. Dolphin, Secretary,
77-79 So. Market st., 38-40
Commerce st.
Officers
•
Chapman ,
George L.
Connors,
James E.
Furey,
Patrick H.
Dailey,
Charles E.
Howe,
Carlton Z.
Tirrell, . .
Prank D.
Pierce,
Richard
Wiley,
Stephen W.
1393
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, I919 . Concluded.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Officers.
Brookings,
Way,
Brown ,
Walter P.
Bernard J
Henry
. \
Appointed.
September 10, I919.
•• 16, 1919.
The application of Patrick J. Peeley for a Wagon License
#68^6 to locate in front of 7 Everton street was granted for the
year ending June 30, 1920.
The applications of the following named police officers
for leave of absence from duty were granted without pay:-
Patrolman John E. Powers of Division 2, three days, commencing
September 23, current, on account of the death of his sister.
Patrolman Daniel P. Sullivan of Division 14, one day, commenc-
ing September 24, current, on account of the death of his wife's
aunt .
Attest
Chief Clert^r^
394
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton sqioare.
Boston, Wednesday, September 24, 1919
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Tuesday last were read and approved.
In accordance with Civil Service Rules the temporary
employment of John D. Feeley and Lawrence G. Savage, provisional
clerks, was continued until January Ist, next.
The application of Morris Fusash for an Amusement License
to have musical and literary entertainments and dancing parties in
Liberty Hall located at 5 Ruggles street until August 1, 1920, was
forwarded to His Honor the Mayor approved.
The application of William E. Doerfler, I36 Hemenway
street, for a Hackney Carriage Driver's License #753 was granted
for the year ending June 30, 1920.
The application of William E. Doerfler for a license
5^52,727 to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at II9
:?ortland street was granted for the year ending June 30. 1920.
The application of Stephen J. Sugrue, 70 East Canton street
for a Junk Collector's License was granted for the year ending
April 30, 1920.
1395
BOSTON, WEDl^SDAY, SEPTElfflER 24, 1919 •
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31 » 1920.
Aldrich,
Hugo,
Bailey,
Brine,
Harrison,
Higbee,
Montgomery,
Parker,
Trustenitzer,
Wallace,
Edward E.J, 10 Eastman st., D. D. ,
Edward IT.) 20 Woodford st., D. D.,
approved by Henry C. Brine, General Manager,
Merchants Legal Stamp Company,
Edward T. 3 Evansdale ter., D. D.,
Henry C. 453 Washington st.,
Columbus W. 35 Common st . ,
John P. 3^ Harvard av., B. D.,
approved by Henry A. Higgins, House of
Correction, Deer Island,
George- H. 4 LaGrange pi.,
approved by Henry West, Treasurer, Institutions
for Savings in Roxbury & its Vicinity,
Walter H. 52 Dunboy st., B. D.,
Samuel 100 Boylston st.,
approved by George L. Reynolds, Treasurer, S. H.
Reynolds Sons Company,
Edwin E. 60 Evans st.. Dor.,
approved by Henry West, Treasurer, Institutions
for Savings in Roxbury <5c its Vicinity.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
rejected;
Chanoclat ,
Lichtenstein,
Kanell,
Leon
Jacob
George V.
7 Newbury st . ,
383 Warren st., Roxbury,
192 So. Huntington av.
1396
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1919.
Contd.
The following named persona were appointed Special
Police Officers for the year ending March 31, 1920.
Officers.
DaTijon ,.
Doane,
Good,
Gourley,
Smith,
Lindquist,
Miil hoi Land,
Wallace C.
Harry L.
Ernest C.
Charles F.
Robert C^_
Robert E.
John W.
Employers.
Boston & Maine Railroad,
J. D. Tyter, Gen'l Supt.,
premises located in the city of
Boston,
F. W. Woolworth Company,
LeRoy Smith, Manager,
490 Washington st. & 16
Bedford st.,
T.. J. MacPherson, Chairman,
Norfolk Hall,
328 Washington st. Dor.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the cflities incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Officers.
Leonard,
Coutlee,
Dyer,
liardini,
Chajiman ,
Thomas H.
S.
Orrin L.
Amedeo P.
George L.
Appointed.
September 10, I919.
•• 11, 1919,
" 12, 1919.
9. 1919,
23, 1919-
The applications of the following named persons for
Wagon Licenses were granted for the year ending June 30. 1920.
2373 Remmus, Burt
Division 2.
in front of
Division 6.
146 High St.
500
505
566
606
648
660
731
Boston Forwarding & Transfer Co. in front of #12 House, New
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.
BOSTON, DVEDNESDAY, SEPTEIvIBER 24, I919. Contd.
1397
Wagon Licenses Granted - concluded.
Division 6 - concluded.
818
899
1024
1085
1474
526ZJ
86"
95
102
113
3150
4157
4-353
4910
11^
1145
2027
2234
2235
68^
68621'
6863)
6860
4112
4115
4131
6859
2375
2387
Boston Forwarding & Transfer Co. in front of #12 House, ITew
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad,
Buckley, William P. in front of 44 Stillings st..
Condon & Barry
Coyle, James
1 " 162 W. Second st.,
a stable at l85 W. Second st.
\
Crossman, John P. •• front of
Donnelly, M. J. " rear •*
Estabrooks & Sibley Co. " " "
Feeney, Frederick J. " front "
Feinberg, Isaac nun
Hogan, Martin F. w n «
216 W. First St.
296 A St. ,
280 Summer st.,
8 W. Seventh st. ,
204 " Broadway,
447 Dorchester av.
1398
BOSTON, TODNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1919 • Concluded.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of merchandise at the locations
herein stated were returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
approved;-
Austin & McDerraott
16-18
New Faneuil Hall
Barkas, Tergis
h Makris
48
Commercial st.,
Bartholomeo ,
S. Co.
46
Commercial st.,
CoTnmercial Beef
Co.
34
North St. ,
Fleishman,
Hyman
87
Blackstone st.,
Fisher,
A. C. Co.
40-42
Commercial st . ,
Flink,
Aaron H.
N.
210
Hanover st . ,
Geraci,
Leonard i
172
Friend st.,
Gillis,
Edward F.
78
Blackstone st.,
Goldstein,
Samuel Sc
Sons
65
Salem st . ,
Hanson & Ricker
81
Clinton st.,
Kokenakes,
George &
Co.
217-19
North St. ,
Moshkovitch,
Wolf
6
Salem st . ,
Oxman,
Bela
299
North St.,
Parlagreco,
Angelo ^
Russo
169
Endicott St.,
Roxtury Service
Garage Cc
).
10
Walnut av . ,
Shsunes,
Louis
189
Hanover st . ,
Tekmejian Bros.
84
Commercial st.,
Trivisone,
Giuseppe
^?
Sheaf e st . ,
Vassar Fruit Co
. Inc.
56
Commercial st.,
Whitcomb,
Frank S.
46
No. Market st.
Market,
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of merchandise at the locations
herein stated were returned to the Board af Street Commissioners
disapproved for the reason that stands at these locations would
interfere with public travel.
Accittullo,
Gordon,
Levison,
Marciano
Morris
Leo
24 Charter st.,
609 Commercial st.,
307 "A" Blue Hill av.
Attest
.c!Jut^-i*\Z^
Chief
9r^
Clerk.
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COLMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Thursday, September 25, 1919 .
Police CoBimissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Wednesday last were read and approved.
1399
The Superintendent of Police was directed to promulgate the
following to the Department by General Order :-
When the majority of the Police Force in the city of Boston
abandoned their duties and their positions, leaving the city
without adequate police protection, citizens from all walks of life
left their professions, their businesses, their occupations, and
their studies, and offered themselves as special policemen to protect
life and property in this city. Every one of them was aware that
he was placing himself in a position where he would be called upon
to perform duties arduous, unaccustomed, and dangerous beyond those
of the patrolmen in normal times. Nevertheless, without hesitation,
expecting and receiving no recompense, and actuated solely by a
realization of their duties as citizens, they came to the service of
the city in its hour of need, and rendered service conspicuous in its
performance for fidelity and efficiency.
The Police Commissioner would appreciate the opportunity of
expressing in person to each of the volunteer patrolmen the deep
sense of obligation under which he rests, and the gratitude and the
thanks of the Police Department and of the city of Boston. That
being impossible, he issues this statement as a General Order which
is incorporated in the records of this Department, and which will
remain part of the official record testifying to the loyal service
of these citizens. The city and the commonwealth both have a
right to and do feel proud of itz citizen volunteer police, nor will
either be. ever vmmindful of its obligation to them.
A contract was made with the New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company to install in the premises #12 Ernst street,
residence of Augustine J. Gill, a telephone station connected with
its Roxbury Exchange with the right of 8? calls per month at the
rate of #4.25 per month with a discoiint of 33-1/3 per cent.
1400
BOSTOl^, THURSDAY, SEPTSLfflER 25, I919
Contd.
The application of ITeil McDonald for an Amusement License
to have musical and literary entertainments and dancing parties in
Fraternity Hall located at 660 Centre street, Jamaica Plain, imtil
August 1, 1920, was forwarded to His Honor the Mayor approved.
Reports were forwarded to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth on the applications of the following named persons for
charters : -
Edward B. Earco et. al - as the Pythian Temple Commissioners,
Knights of Pythias, IJorth America, South America , Europe, Asia,
Africa and Australia for the purpose of "buying or otherwise
acquiring land or buildings, constructing or liaving constructed a
building or buildings to lease land or building for the benefit of
the Knights of Pythias, as are consistent with the laws of Massa-
iChusetts; to be located|at 810 Tremont street.
I Kenneth C. Macdonald Jr. et al -as the Boston Service Men's
Athletic and Social Association for organizing an association for
furthering the interest of and for the benefit of former service
men of an athletic and social nature; to be located at 3^9
Washington street.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney-carriage Drivers* Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
1905 Hurley, John J.
561 Morrison, George
1515 Ryan, Martin A.
2503 VanLaningham, Clement C.
79 E. Canton st. ,
8 Edwin St., Brookline,
^'^ Calumet st . , Roxbury,
lOb Chester st., B. D.
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTELIBER 25, I919.
Contd.
The application of Martin A. Ryan for a license #167,798
to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at 80 Conant street
Roxbury, was granted for the year ending June 30, 1920.
1401
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending liay 31, I920.
Austin,
Bailey,
Bishop,
Brookings,
Conner,
Caverly,
Channell,
Clarke,
Ernst,
Parrovf,
Gledhill,
Grover,
Haff ,
Hosmer,
Jones,
Jones, -
Kim'oall,
KimTsall ,
Love joy,
MacKinnon,
Murphy ,
Nolan,
O'Brien,
Paten,
Reed,
Robbins,
Royall,
Scribner,
Smith,
Steinert ,
Valentine,
Samuel A.
A. M.
uathaniel V/.
Walter P.
Alexander H.
Harold
Lawrence E.
Peter J.
Harold C.
Henry E.
John
Joseph I.
George L.
85 Norfolk av., Roxbury,
301 Washington st.,.
320 North av. ,
161 Devonshire st.,
100 Charles st. ,
109 Pinckney st . ,
9 Sherman st . ,
245 South St.,
8 Greenough av. , J. P.,
112 Byron st. ,
132 Paul Gore st..
951 Blue Hill av.,
20 Wesley st., Soraervillc,
approved by C. W. Rankin, Chief of Police,
Boston & Maine Railroa.d,
64 Astor st . ,
12 March av. , W. R. ,
155 Sycamore st., Som. ,
40 Court St.,
455 Columbus av. ,
7 Christopher st . , D. D.,
216 High St.,
67 Clifford St., Roxbury,
10 High St.,
191 Second st. ,
3 Stand ish st.,
131 Harrison av.,
27 Oakdale st. , J. P. ,
463 Massachusetts av.,
- 3o Whittier st., Roxbury,
08 Summer st . ,
White Star Line, Hoosac Tunnel
Docks,
362 Wolcott st . , Auburndale
approved by A. R. Smith, Ass't Treasurer,
Commonwealth Trust Company,
John A.
Arthur D.
Prank L.
Fred M.
George F.
Lewis H.
William W.
John H.
David
John
Frank P.
Thomas
Frank E.
Joseph
F. P.
Arthur R.
Victor
Charles E.
1402
BOSTON , THURSDAY, SEPTEICBER 25, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Welch,
Wheeler,
Wliiteman,
Wit ham.
William C.
Prank L.
George R.
Stephen A.
1201 Morton st . ,
53 Ashford st,
60 W. Rutland
10 High St.
B. D.
sq.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
rejected;-
Bartera ,
Cadden , .
Ciampa.,
Wilson,,
John L.
Bernard
Antonio
Herhert
62 Green st . ,
41 Orleans st.,
244 Cambridge st
1053 Tremont st.
The following named persons were appointed Special Police
Officers for the year ending March 31. 1920.
Campbell,
Officers. Employers.
Paschal B. The Woodbourne Co. Agent,
E. D. Brooks, Ass't Treas.,
281-297 Centre st., 983-997 &
968-988 Parker street, 1 & 2 St.
Catherine st., 3-7 & 4-8 Plant av.,
102-108 Bickford st . ,
Harry Rosenberg, Lessee,
Academy Hall,
15 Leverett st. ,
H.) Massachusetts General Hospital,
I Frederic A. Washburn, Agent,
) Fruit st. opp. No. Grove st . ,
Louis L. Galbraith, Lessee,
Winthrop Hall Theatre,
570 Columbia rd.,
Florence Crittenden League of
Compassion, C. R. Preston, Gen'l
Sec, 701 Massachusetts av..
Ciampa,
Antonio
Conner,
Lee,
Mott,
Delap,
Alexander
John T.
Willieim
Louis J.
Ellinwood,
Charles M
BOSTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2^, I919
Contd.
Special Police Officers Appointed - concluded.
Officers.
Employers.
Gledhill,
Royall,
Scribner,
Kelley,
Kennealy,
John
Joseph
Frederick P.
Thomas A
T. J.
Pedersen,
Radcliffe,
Smith,
Barber,
Dionbar,
Gibson,
P. L. Hcrton Manufacturing Co.,
F. L. Wheeler, President,
36 Whittier st., Rox. ,
Gillette Safety Razor Company,
E. P. v;ard, Ass't Supt.,
47 W. First St. to Dorchester av.
from comer of Dorchester av. &
W. First St., to W. Second st.;
from corner of Dorchester av. & W.
Second st. to 50 ^7* Second st.; &
Macallen Building, I35 Dorchester
av. ,
Ole The Women's City Club of Boston,
A. Mildred Barber, House Manager,
40 Beacon st.,
William W. Hallet & Davis Piano Company,
E. E. Conway, President,
premises located at 146 Boylston
St., & Hallet & Davis Factory,
Hallet-Davis av. ITeponset,
Clinton F. People's National Bank,
L. E. Hersey, Cashier,
114 Dudley St., Roxbury,
Charles E.) Jesse F. Stevens, The Adjutant
George M. f General, South Armory, Irving-
Roy M. ) ton St.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Officers.
Appointed.
Testa,
Thomas,
Barber,
Genaro L.
William
Charles E.
September 10, 19 19,
16, 1919,
" 25, 1919.
1402X
1403
BOSTOIT. THURSDAY, SEPTEIfflER 2?, I919. Concluded.
The application of William H. Reed for a Wagon License
#2397 to locate in front of 3 Chadv/ick street was granted for the
year ending June 30. 1920.
The applications of Inspector John P. Mitchell and
Sergeant Thomas P. Mulrey of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation
for peraiission to accept a reward of Fifty (50) Dollars each from
the Liherty Mutual Insurance Company, 88 Pearl street, for the
recovery of a Buick automobile, the property of H. D. Murphy,
Pollen street, Lexington, which was stolen from the corner of
Beacon street and Charlesgate East on July 31> current, were
granted.
The applications of the following named police officers
for full pay for the time herein specified on accoiuit of absence
from duty by reason of injuries received in the performance of duty,
were granted :-
Patrol.
II
H
Charles H. Bullock,
John H. Spratt,
James S. Norton,
Div. 4, 7 days,
•I 12, 39 "
" 16, 7 "
I 30.68
170.92
30.68
1^232.28
A requisition for the payment of the pay-rolls for the
week ending September 25, current, was approved as follows :-
Police Divisions,
Police Signal Service,
Clerks,
House of Detention,
Station House Matrons,
Total,
Attest :
$23,853.06
618.41
566.70
199-4-2
63.85
$25,301.44
Chief Clerk
OFFICE OP THE POLICE COMMISSIONER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Friday, September 26, 1919 •
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Thursday last were read and approved.
A report was forwarded to the Secretary of the Common-
wealth on the application of Ulisse Cianca et al for a cliarter as
The William Marcone Italian Club of Readville for promoting the
welfare of persons who are Italians or of Italian extraction, and
maintaining a suitable place for social meetings of its members;
no fixed location.
1404
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers* Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
2504- Dickerson, Lynard
1404 Stark, John W.
83 Hammond ter.
41 Bromley pk.
Roxbury,
The application of Frank Durbin for a license #168,678
to set up and use a Hackney Carriage in a garage at 21 Lonsdale st.
Dorchester, was granted for the year ending June 3^1 1920.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hand Cart Licenses were granted for the year ending June 3O1 1920.
Division 1.
98 Brunogla, Lorenzo in front of
92 Marciano, John " " "
93 Olivieri, Angelo » m »
10 Mechanic st .
18 Sheaf e st . ,
211 E'ndicott st.
1405
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEIIBER 26, I919,
Contd.
The application of Max Feingold, l84 Chelsea street,
East Boston, for a Junk Collector's License was granted for the
year ending April 30. 1920.
The application of Harry Eerman, 8 Elmhurst street, for
a Jvmk Collector's License was rejected.
The applications of the following naoned persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending Iiilay 31, 1920.
Bailey,
Eugene A.
48
So. Pairview st . ,
Bartlett ,
Schuyler S.
40-50
State St. ,
Bath,
John H.
65
Wyoming av. ,
Blvm,
Jack
6
Colon st ., B. D. ,
Bradford,
George G.
14
Craigie st..
Carpenter,
Orlando L.
160
Waverley House, City s
Conant ,
Charles H.
28
State St.,.
Dal ton,
Philip S.
60
State St.,
Do ran.
Edward M.
87
Milk St.,
Pall,
Robert H.
■ 50
State St.,
Pox,
Benjajnin
15 Excliange st . ,
Hansen,
H. Alfred
190-192
Congress st..
Harwood,
Prank V/.
^3
Pranklin st.,
Jernegan,
Elliot C.
70
W. Cottage St.,
Kiley,
Joseph V.
722
Columbia rd. ,
Leavitt,
John E.
40-50
State St.,
Love,
Henry D. Walter Baker & Co. Pierce sq..
Lydon,
Patrick
57
Newman st . ,
Ma eke y.
William E.
796
Fourth st . ,
Mann,
Frederick S.
435
Washington st.. Dor.,
Marston,
Leonard W.
43
Chestnut st . , C. D. ,
Mooney,
Edward W.
44
Concord av. , Som. ,
Norton,
John P.
240
Bowdoin st . , Dor.,
Pearson,
Horace B.
10
Monmouth ct.. Brook.,
Rose,
Adolph T.
33
Congress st..
Sargent ,
Ralph W.
68
Surrey st . , B. D. ,
Smith,
John D.
38
Woodbine st . , Roxbury,
Stearns,
L . E >
16
Brainerd rd., B. D.,
Stoddard,
Clayton
94
Trenton st. , E. B. ,
Casey,
Ricliard C.
34-
Vineland st . , B. D.,
Wadsworth,
Stephen P.
50
State St.,
Woodtury,
Roswell Y.
Pilot's
Office, Lewis Wharf,
Yoimg,
Peter
294
Washingtonst.
sq.
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SKPTEMBER 26, I919.
Contd.
The applications -Of -the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Conmonvirealth were
rejected ;-
Francis,
Houston,
Keloch,
Lavin,
Levine,
Rothwell,
Saunders,
Serento,
Shafran,
Thompson,
Walsh,
M. Alfred
Joseph W.
Henry J.
David T.
Max
Frank A.
Charles L.
Frank
Samuel P.
Earle B.
George W.
314 Codman St., Dor.,
27 Holbom St. ,
3 Orange st . , Ros. ,
40 Eutaw St. , E. E. ,
30 Stearns st., Maiden,
55 Johnswood rd., Ros.,
147-149 Neponset av.,
26 Myrtle st.,
67 Maywood st . , Rox. ,
125 W. Newton st . ,
Id Rawston rd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to deal in Second Hand Articles were granted for the year
ending April 30, 1920.
1406
Butler,
Frank G. &L
as F. G. Butler & Co. Inc.
Eartlett,
Stephen D. ;
501 Washington st.,
DiPietro,
Rocco
7 Lewis St. ,
Maurice,
Henken
as Henken Bros. ,
293 Washington st . ,
Kalish,
Louis
104 Harrison av. ,
Lincoln,
Clinton
10 Coming st.,
O'Donnell,
James
628 Broadway,
Robinson,
Simon
as S. Robinson & Company,
51 Washington st . ,
Talham,
George F.
. 1131 Tremont st. ,
Zilen,
Reuben
473 Shawm ut av.
On the application of Jesse F. Stevens, Adjutant General
of Massachusetts, the following named persons were appointed
Special Police Officers for duty in and about the premises of the
South Armory located on Irvington street for the year ending
March 31, 1920.
Arthur W. Porbush,
George Kenney.
1407
BOSTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, I919. Concluded.
On the application of the E. C. Woodman Company by J, S.
Wilner, Treasurer, Frank H. Montague was appointed a Special Police
Officer for duty in and about the premises #2235 V/ashington
street for the year ending March 31, I92O.
The applications of the following named persons for
Wagon Licenses were granted for the year ending Jvme 30, I920.
24-021 Casoli, Michele
24131
6864 Tucker, Griffin L.
Division 1.
in front of
« H N
19 Mo. Margin st . ,
2 No. Centre st.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of raerchandise at the locations
herein, stated were returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
approved ;-
Harris, Maddox & Co.
I sola, Giuseppe
Maddox & Given
Oliveri,
Rogers,
Simon,
Williams,
Joseph
Maurice H.
Aaron
Joseph A.
5 Commercial st . ,
2 Custom House st.,
5 Commercial st. &
Commerce st.
176 Chelsea st . ,
229 Tremont st.,
1788 Washington st . ,
89 Court st.
Walter Clapp, appointed September 12, current, appeared and
made oath to faithfully and impartially perform all the duties
incvirabent on him as a special police officer.
Attest:
Chief Cler:
%^
1408
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COIO/IISSIOIIER.
29 Pemberton sqiiare.
Boston, Saturday, September 27, 1919,
Police Conmissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Friday last were read and approved.
The application of the Colonial Club of Dorchester by
L. C Gleason, Treasurer, for an Amusement License to have musical
and literary entertainments and dancing parties in the Colonial
Club Hall located at 22 Regina road, Dorchester, vintil August 1,
1920, was forwarded to His Honor the Mayor approved.
The application of Abraham Blander and Sam Greenstein as
Blander-Greenstein Company for a J\ink Shop Keeper's License at 130
Hudson street was granted for the year ending April 30» 1920.
The application of St. Vincent's Band, consisting of ten
for a Collective
procession of Joseph
from 12 m. to 2 p. m. ,
musicians, by John J.
Musicians' License to
B. Doherty on Sianday,
was granted.
Route: From 5^2
Dorchester street to
O'Brien, 165 F street
accompany the funeral
September ?8, current
Dorchester avenue to St. Monica's Church
Boston street to Upliam's Corner.
1409
Jiu^tc. H)_xc.ix/3^ fAo7^.
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2^ , I919.
Contd,
The petition of the New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company, a railroad corporation having a passenger station
in this city, praying for the appointment of
Ambrose,
Bradbury,
Butler,
Carney,
Cohen ,
Curnane ,
Dennehy,
Donahue ,
Doyle,
Gillis,
Hayes,
Henchey,
Henchey,
James P .
George J.
William V.
Timothy A.
Samuel
Jeremiah J.
Bhillip P.
Harold J.
Joseph J.
Michael J.
John J.
Stephen
Williana J.
Holmes,
Jago,
Lewis,
Maguire,
McMahon ,
O'Brien,
Pfieffer,
(^uinlan,
Ruggles,
Shea,
Stacy,
Webster,
Wessel,
Howard W.
Francis W.
William
Terrence J.
Thomas D.
Cornelius J.
George
Timothy J.
Horatio B.
John J.
Prank W.
Leo P.
Carl .
being persons in the employment of said railroad corporation, as
railroad police officers of and for said corporation, was acted
upon, and upon said petition the persons named therein, being
persons in the employment of said corporation, were appointed
police officers to act as railroad police officers of and for said
corporation for the purposes and with the powers set forth in Chap-
ter 4-63 of the Acts of 1906 and Acts in addition thereto andbimendat
thereof, to hold said office until said appointment is revoked
according to law.
ory
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year ending May 31, 1920.
Britt,
Chadwick,
Church ,
Cohen,
Croft on,
Dalton,
Doyle,
Goldstein,
Gray,
Kostick,
Loomis,
Edward L.
Earl R.
Harold B.
Leo E.
Cornelius P,
John R.
Henry P.
H. H.
Clayton H.
Solomon
William P.
1276 Blue Hill av. ,
14-71 Centre st., Ros.,
122 Tyndale st., Ros.,
6 Arcadia st . , Dor. ,
683 Parker st., Roxbury,
242 D St.,
12 Surrey st. ,
364 Blue Hill av. ,
825 E. First St. ,
433 Warren st., Roxbury,
35 Congress st . ,
1410
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2?, I919.
Contd.
Revolver Licenses Granted - concluded.
Mansfield,
Mance,
Morris,
Thresher,
Williams,
Edmund R.
George R.
Rotert E.
Avery A.
Jordan P.
91 Geneva av. ,
21 Arthur st . ,
503 E. Broadway,
19 Temple pi.,
9 Gannett st . ,
Rox,
The following named persons were appointed Special
Police Officers for the year ending March 31, 1920.
Officers.
Casey,
Hastings,
Connors,
Giddings,
Rich,
Maloney,
McDaniel
O'Kearn,
Rose ,
Jajne s J .
Charles A.
John F.
George W.L
Malcolm )
John £.
James S.
Ambrose T.
Adolph T.
Employers.
I Hallet & Davis Piano Company,
I E. E. Conway, President,
Hallet & Hilltop sts., Dor.,
Package Confectionery Company,
H. Merrick, Supt.,
cor. Sixth & U sts.,
Savoy Company, Incorporated,
George P. Kimtall, Treasurer,
The Savoy,
4-51-4-67 Columhus av. ,
Massachusetts Waterways Commission,
John A. CampTDell, Supt.,
Commonwealth Pier & property under
the jurisdiction of said commission,
Schuyler S. Bartlett, Manager,
Union Safe Deposit Vavilts,
40-50 State st..
The New England Trust Company,
Roger Pierce, Vice President,
135 Devonshire st.,
Curtis & Sanger by
Thomas Motley,
33 Congress st.
1411
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEliEER 2?, 1919-
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Corainonvrealth were
rejected:-
Burgess,
Carroll,
Cousins,
Gray,
Johnson,
Kasparian,
Rich,
Scopa,
Vartanian,
Arthur H.
Howard
George B.
Louis
Carl J.
Harry
William C
Ralph
Setrag
112 Paul Gore st. ,
40 Central st.,
907 Boylston St. ,
25 Warwick st . ,
14 Hallam st . , Dor.,
118 Hamilton st., Dor.
67 Clarendon st . ,
36 Bromfield st.,
64 Carver st.
The application of G. Clifton Watts, 407 Old South
Building, for a copy of his license to carry a pistol or revolver
in this Commonwealth was granted.
The applications of the following named persons for
Wagon Licenses were granted for the year, ending June 3^1 1920.
Division 9»
6865^
6866
6876
6877
6878
6879
6880
6881
6882
7 Curtis & Pope Lumber Co.
in front of 26 Reading st.
1412
BOSTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEliBER 27, 1919. Concluded,
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses for the storage and sale of merchandise at the locations
herein stated were returned to the Board of Street Commissioners
approved :-
Gart,
Giacoppi,
Louis & Jack
Giuseppe
1342 "A" Blue Hill av.,
cor. Anderson & CaraTaridge
sts.
Attest
Chief Cle'
1413
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COMIISSIOEER.
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Monday, September 29, 1919'
Police Commissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following "business:
The records of Saturday last were read and approved.
A special draft was made on the City Auditor in favor of
Philip H. Burt for the sum of One Hundred Ninety-five (195) Dollars,
being the amount required to pay him for stenographic services.
To be charged to the appropriation for the Police Department.
On information filed by Captain Daniel G. Murphy of
Division 6 that William N. Gottsman, 24 Buckrainster street, a
volunteer special policeman, drew a revolver on Charles A. Reardon
a foreman in the employ of Snow, Coombs & McBeath, 24 Lansdowne
street, on the twenty-third instant, and cliallenged said Reardon to
step outside Of the shop to fight him, it is hereby ordered that the
appointment of the said William N. Gottsman be and hereby is revoked
The application of the Kossuth Hall Association by Franz
Konz , President, forpn Amusement License to have musical and
literary entertainments and dancing parties in Kossuth Hall located
lat 1095 Tremont street until August 1, I92O, was forwarded to His
Honor the Mayor approved.
1414
BOSTON, M01vT)Ay, SEPTEMBER 29, I919,
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
Hackney Carriage Drivers' Licenses were granted for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
14-15 River st. ,
133 Moreland st . , Roxtury,
58 Charles st . ,
26 Beale st . , Dor. ,
45 Rutland sq. ,
73 Prentiss st., Camb.
25?07
Berry,
Winfield M
2506
Byrnes,
Henry J.
66
Conlon,
Joseph F.
2505
Delorey,
Joseph A.
2508
Fallon,
John J.
2509
Oliver,
William M.
The applications of t]:e foiloiring narjied persons for
licenses to set up and use Hackney Carriages were granted for the
year ending Jxine ^0 , 1920.
168,693 Berry, Winfield M.
115,700 Delorey, Joseph A.
168,685 Lalor, Edmund I.
165,806 Oliver, William M.
in
a garage
II II
at
It
II
II II
H
n
II II
II
20 Aberdeen st. ,
26 iieale st. , Dor. ,
45 Stanhope st . ,
293 Northampton st.
The application of Solomon Gordon for a transfer of his
Pawnbroker's License and license to deal in Second Hand Articles
from 40-42 Shawmut avenue to 35 Cornhill was rejected.
The application of Jacob Gelman, 25 Rochester street, for
a new Junk Collector's Badge was granted.
1415
BOSTON, MOIOAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1919.
Contd.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Conmionv/ealth were
granted for the year ending Hay 31. 1920.
Caldwell st . , C. D. ,
Webster st., H. P.,
Hxintington av., H. ?.
Rice St., Brookline,
Broad st. ,
W. Cedar st . ,
Sycamore st., Ros.,
Codnan st . , D. D. ,
Hiawatlia rd . ,
Dane st., Everett,
Sawyer av. , D. D. ,
Princeton st., E. B.,
Ga ins"borough st . ,
Long av. , E. D. ,
Caldwell st., C. D.,
V/alter st . ,
Georgia st., Roxbury,
Clarernont pk. ,
Green st . , C. D. ,
Tremont st . ,
Eliot St., J. P.
Ashworth, .
Sutcliffe
12
Baxter,
Edward H.
■ 19
Chalmers,
George
. 416
Duffy,
Charles E.
14
English,
Cliarles 3.
88
Kensvvil,
Henry A.
62
MacLauglilin,
Charles E.
111
McDermott,
Thomas
279
McDonnell,
Edward J. Jr.
32
Meehan,
George
8
Miller,
Ernest L.
11
Morrison,
William R.
80
Newcomb,
Charles W.
109
Pate,
Edward C.
10
Pitkin,
William W.
12
Smith,
Roger L.
• 7
Townsend,
Ernest S.
.43
VanTassell,
Stanley J.
18
Wilson,
William P.
76
Bunce,
Silas H.
247
Parker,
James P.
25
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
rejected:-
Berigan,
Gagnon,
Gibson,
Leonard,
Merlino,
Vadal i ,
Edward P.
Rosario H.
Aubrey G.
Milton P.
Louis
Giuseppe
3 Clarkson st., Dor.,
94 St. Botolph st. ,
105 Hammond st. ,
105 Peterboro st.,
76 Orient av., E. B. ,
49 So. Margin st.
1416
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTELfflER 29, I919.
Contd.
The following named persons were appointed Special
Police Officers for the year ending March 31, 1920.
Officers.
Anderson,
Driscoll,
Maguire,
Montiero,
Newcomb,
Frederick J.
William L. 1
Hugh J.
Tony P.
Charles W.
Employers.
I Jesse F. Stevens, Adjutant
General, Massachusetts, East
Armory, East Newton st.,
International Glue Company,
Horace J. Baum, General Mgr.,
325 Marginal st. ,
Albert Geeger Jr.,
75-115 Gainsboro st., 114-120
Hemenway st. Sc 74- Batavia st.
The following named persons appeared and made oath to
faithfully and impartially perform all the duties incumbent on them
as special police officers.
Officers.
Appointed.
Hacker,
MacKay ,
Hobson,
Albert J.
George A.
Robert E.
September 9, I919,
10, 1919,
" 11, 1919.
In the matter of the complaint made by Captain Matthew J.
Dailey of Division 1 against Patrolman Austin G. Durham of Division
I 1 for violation of Rule 25 of the Rules and Regulations of the
Police Department, to wit:-
NEGLECT OP DUTY:
Specification #1. In that on August 22, 1919 » said
Patrolman Austin G. Durham was absent from his post on
Causeway street, at Portland street, for a period of sixty
minutes, i.e. from 11.55 A. M. to 12.57 P. M.
Specification #2; In that when asked by the Commander
of the division, where he had been and why he was not at
his post, said Patrolman Durhara replied tiiat he was around
there and offered no other explanation and, when asked for
a written report, stated in such report, that he was in the
North Station watching two men who were acting in a
suspicious manner.
1417
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1919.
Contd.
Complaint against Patrolman Durhara - concluded.
It appeared that a hearing was called before a Trial
Board, consisting of Captains Thomas C. Evans, -Richard Fitzgerald
and James F. Hickey, on the twenty-eighth day of August, current,
after due notice had been served on the said Patrolman Durham by
giving him a true copy of the complaint, and that it was continued
from time to time until the twenty-sixth day of September, current.
On account of Patrolman Durham going out on strike the date of
hearing was cancelled.
The following correspondence relating to the fund for
the loyal policemen was ordered to be recorded :-
36 Temple Place Boston, Mass.,
September 26th, 1919*
Edwin U. Curtis, Esq.,
Police Commissioner,
Dear Mr. Curt is: -
The Trustees of the so-called "Police Fund" are to have a
meeting on September 29th at one o'clock at their headquarters,
Room 128, No. 18 Tremont St. If you are ready to discuss what
allowance should be made to the loyal police, can you meet with us,
or would you prefer that we should come to your office? We
shall probably be in session for an hour or so.
I If you are not ready to discuss the question, the matter could
be postponed.
Very truly yours,
HENRY PARKJiAN
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTSIIBER 29. I919.
Continued,
Correspondence concerning "Fund for Loyal Police" - concluded.
Septemlaer 27, I919.
Dear Mr. Parkman:-
Yours of the 26th received,
reconmendation in regard to the 1
think, after reading this letter,
more fully, I wish you would come
that it would be almost irapossibl
Street. If, hov/ever, you could
say a quarter past two or two o'c
me. I trust you appreciate that
moment, I would not think of aski
going to you, as under ordinary c
1418
I am sending
oyal police off
it is wise to
to my office,
e for me to go
come over here
lock, it would
if I were not
ng you to come
ircumstances.
to you today my
icers. If you
discuss the matter
as I am so tied up
down to 18 Tremont
after your meeting,
be very agreeable to
occupied every
to me instead of my
Very truly yours,
Henry Parkman, Esq.
Boston, Mass.
E. U. CURTIS
Police Commissioner.
September 27, I919.
Henry Parkman, Esq.,
Provident Institution for Savings,
Boston, Mass. ,
Dear Mr. Parkman :-
Enclosed you will find a list of the police force who remained
on duty while their fellow-patrolmen abandoned theirs. This list
may be supplemented by some few additions as there are some few,
very few, cases that require investigation.
My suggestion to you and your committee is that the same
amount be given to each member of the force regardless of rank, for
the reason that the special services they rendered, and which you
desire to recompense, was without distinction of rank and equally
arduous and dangerous. I respectfully suggest the payment of two
hundred (200) Dollars to each individual.
Very truly yours,
E. U. CURTIS
Police Coraiaissioner
for the City of Boston.
1419
BOSTON, MONDAY, SEPTELffiER 29, 1919-
Concluded.
The applications of the following named police officers
for leave of absence from duty were granted without pay:-
Patrolman John H. Brown of Division 11, three days, commencing
September 27, current, on account of the death of his mother.
Patrolman Thomas J. Casby of Division 13, thirty days, commenc-
ing September 2^, current, to regain his health at the Rutland
State Sanatorivim.
Attest :
Chief Cle
OFFICE OF THE POLICE COIJIvIISSIOlffiR
29 Pemberton square.
Boston, Tuesday, September 30,1919
1420
Police C-ommissioner Curtis was at his office today and
transacted the following business:
The records of Monday last were read and approved.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carry pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
granted for the year end inti key 31 , 1920;
Gradone,
Luther
Torrance,
Arthur E. 52 Green Street
approved by U. Seretto, President, Hotel
Verdi , Inc. ,
Willard E. 10 State St.,
Edmund S. 14 No. Munroe ter.
The applications of the following named persons for
licenses to carr^' pistols or revolvers in this Commonwealth were
rejected:-
Deuschle
Jensen,
Louie H.
James F,
39 Montebello rd., J.P,
70 Bennington st.
The application of Matthes Express for two Wagon Licenses
#6869 and 6670 to locate in front of 73 Beach Street was granted
for the year ending June 3c, I92C.
1421
BOBTON, TUESDAY, SEPTElffiER 30, I919.
Contd.
Patrolman Thomas S. J. Kavanagh who was granted leave of
absence for an indefinite period, commencing August 22, I917, to
enter the United States Array, having received an honorable
discharge therefrom, returned to duty at Station 1 at 1 '.^^ A. M.
September 3C, iyi9.
The applications of the following named persons for
Itinerant Musicians' Licenses were granted for the year ending
August 31, 1920.
Alsipiedi,
Antonio
144
Argenzio,
Erailio
208
Beatrice,
Marti no
37
Branch i.
Enrico
420
Carmine,
Calaluoa
3
Carline,
Max
45
Cianciarullo,
Nicola
62
Cianciarullo,
Pietro
62
Guozzo,
Antonetta
21
Cuozzo,
Antonio
21
Guozzo,
Caitana
21
Cuozzo,
Pasqualina
21
Ferino
Cyidio
416
Frangioli ,
Gabriele
21
Gianoni ,
Peter
2
Grosae,
Michele
49
Gugkieliai ,
Frank
100
lorio.
Domini ck
16
Johnson,
Frank
6
Leone,
Andrea
172
Marcione,
Angel 0
10
Mastrogiacomo
.Venonzio
39
Matanso,
Marco
21
Morelli,
Giovanni
12
Morelli,
Orazio
12
Morliali,
Luigi
144
Ken,
Hosina
420
Persichino,
Antonia
12
North St.
Maverick St.
Orleans St., E.B.
Commercial St.,
Grant St.
Sherman St.
Emerald St. ,
Emerald St.
Henchman St.
Henchman St.
Henchman St.
Henchman St.
Hanover St.
Henchman St,
Board Alley
Garter St. , rear
Marginal '?.t.
Frankfort St., 'i.B.
Hinghaci St.
lylaverick St., E.B.
Langdon St.
Tileston St.
Henchman St.
Qreenough Lane
Greenuugh Lane
North St.
Commercial St.
Greenough Lane
French Organ
Street Piano
Hand Organ
Street Piano
Street Organ
Street Piano
Violin
Harp
Street Piano
Street piano
Street Piano
Street Piano
Street Piano
Street Piano
Hand Organ
Street Piano
Flute
Street Piano
Guitar
Violin
Hand Organ
AcG ordeon
Street piano
Street Piano
Street Piano
Hand Or^n
Street Piano
Street Piano
1422
BOSTON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1919 • Concluded
.inerant Musicians' Licenses
Granted - concluded.
Persichino,
Marino
12
Greenough Lane
Street Piano
Persichino,
Mary
12
Greenough Lane
Street Piano
Petruchi,
Maria
46c
Hanover St.
Street Piano
Pettiglio,
Antonio
30
Winship St.
Street Organ
Pighi,
Antonio
137
Endicott St.
Hand Organ
Pocita,
Domenico
421
Commercial St.
Street Piano
Politokis,
Frederick
Warren ton PI.
Hand organ
Raffi,
C^iristopher
11
Cooper St.
Hand urgan
Silano
N-i cola
140
Putnam St. , E.B.
Hand Organ
Silano,
Raffaele
140
Putnam St. ,S.B.
Hand Organ
Soave,
Giovanni
21
Henchman St.
Street Piano
Soioreuzo,
Vincenzo
142
Putnam St.,E.B.
Street Piano
Taylor
George F.
7b
Millet St.
Accordeon
Thornpaoa,
George V/.
85
Warren St. , CD.
Banjo
Tomasao,
Prancesca
420
Commercial St. ,
Street Piano
Tomasso,
Salvatore
420
Gonunercial St.
Street piano
Vettraino,
Angela
541
Hanover St.
Street Piano
Vettraino,
Filippo
109
Charter St.
Street Piano
Vettraino
Francesco
541
Hanover St.
Street Piano
Vettraino,
Eicola
541
Hanover &t. ,
Street Piano
Yolante,
Antonio
24
kead St. , Bri.
Street Organ
Winston,
Clarence L.
131
Lenox St.
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